It frequently occurs in or near peat beds and contains more or less organic matter which, if brought into solution, would be acted upon by the potassium bichromate.
This process repeats itself until all of the silicate is brought into solution.
In the first place, there is no difficulty in producing a word, whereas an image cannot always be brought into existence at will, and when it comes it often contains much irrelevant detail.
Bodily sensations can be brought into a correlation by physiology, and thus take their place ultimately among sources of knowledge of the physical world.
When you drop a weight on your toe, and say what you do say, the habit has been caused by imitation of your undesirable associates, whereas it is brought into play by the dropping of the weight.
The home demand has been very much diminished; but still the depression has here not been what it has been, and what it is, where the machinery can be brought into play.
But many a young woman, under promise of marriage, sometimes even under a bogus marriage, is brought into a condition of hypnotism or into a mental state that puts her in the power of the man whom she loves and respects.
Incident to the activities of the athletic field, the youth is brought into more or less intimate contact with fellows of his kind, both of the same and of the opposite sex.
But there are other forces which must be brought into subjection to humanity before we reach the highest development, and those are the moral and spiritual forces.
The most superficial observer can see elements at work, a confusion of forces, that can only be wiped out in blood, unless some new, unifying power is brought into Government.
One consequence was the bill of 1845, brought into parliament by Mr Cowper.
What care hast thou had of securing of thy soul, and that it might be delivered from the danger that by sin it is brought into?
An extraordinary instance to bebrought into a standing rule, are no parallels': That is the sum of your fourth.
Suppose it be the gospel, he cannot see it before he be brought into a state of regeneration.
And indeed, for the soul to be brought into a deep sense of its sin, to cry out before God, Ah!
She was fanning him with slow sweeps of her white- feathered fan which smelled deliciously of some faint per-fume, and the man from Boston was singing all alone, something about still waves and being brought into a haven.
Some day she, too, would be brought, and Barby would he brought into "their desired haven.
At best they cannot all be given; and in the attempt to do so, the student is brought into a passive and receptive attitude, requiring maximum use of his memory and minimum use of his reasoning power.
As she draws still further round yet more of her illuminated surface is brought into view, until three-quarters of the disc appear lighted up.
As soon as the Greek letters are used up in this way the Roman alphabet is brought into requisition, after which recourse is had to ordinary numbers.
Now, Eucken shows that it is of great importance to acknowledge these personalities in order that life may be brought into a safe track.
Until they return, or some other institution higher than the Church is brought into existence, the peril will remain.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "brought into" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
