The Security Council must be brought up to date.
Your baggage will be brought up straight away.
The lamb had to be brought up by hand.
You can go up first, and your luggage will be brought up straight away.
In our country, boys and girls should be brought up and receive equal education.
It is the most perfect house for children to be brought up in.
So, I remind everybody: little game, to learn more knowledge, after be brought up the motherland!
After be brought up, dental blemish often turns a friend into the jest between, such, let me very lose. . .
Then the chorus singing the praise of the class the teacher's "after be brought up, I became you" this song.
After that, Father Bear, Mother Bear, and the old brown bear talked about how young bears should be brought up.
This enables OSGi based systems to be brought up in an orderless fashion, and for bundles to be run independently of one another.
A traveler can't be brought up in the broad smooth highway; a seaman full of valour and vigor can't be trained in the calm and unruffled sea.
Advanced features, which are less frequently used but have a big payoff for users, can be safely tucked away where they can be brought up only when needed.
Even someone who knows nothing about StarCraft can be brought up to relative speed within the duration of a quick 3-4 minute explanation.
A summary of the researches about the factors of family influence on the children necessary to be brought up by other people;
Then, when he is old enough, I want you to bring him to the palace where he will be brought up as my son.
She was pacing the floor like a caged beast now, waiting for the unsolicited thing to be brought up to her.
Although she had transferred all her property to her children, she was content to be brought up with peace of mind and allowed to stay in her small room.
Suffer the effect of gravity raindrop falls, when updraft, will have an upward force in rain, make its slow down, and a little rain may also be brought up.
I am very clear that the artefacts that are down there should be brought up from the deep. [They] will add enormously to our knowledge of Britain's 18th-century navy.
Heavy goods could be brought upriver in barges.
