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Sentence Examples The cops cleared the streets in front and brought up the rear, but along the whole enormous length of the demo there wasn't a cop in sight. One ranger led the tour, and another brought up the rear to catch stragglers. Now Hansard will record this, and I am sure I am right because that is the point that I brought up originally. The Defence Minister was gunning for third and the Sports Minister brought up the rear. Latvia, Hungary and Estonia brought up the rear of Mercer's survey, which covered 24 countries. India came 2nd, Korea 3rd, while the young Malaysian team, which lost 6 of their 7 matches, brought up the rear. As I later recalled my logic to Lauren, she brought up an interesting point. Clare Francis speaks with the sort of received pronunciation you might expect from a former yachtswoman brought up in the Home Counties. I was brought up in Shropshire, so I know all about fox hunting and saw them setting off, all excited, ready for the kill. When Debbie brought up the matter, the other woman insisted she had said nothing of the kind and told Debbie she was imagining things. I was brought up to cover my mouth when I had a cough and use a hanky when sneezing. Both of them speak Thai and Lao despite being brought up outside of Thailand. Every child should be brought up to know right from wrong and to respect their peers and elders. A classic off drive from Elliott brought up the hundred, and Somerset were in desperate need of a wicket. I think you are lucky that you were brought up in regional Australia because you cannot dismiss it out of hand. Other trees are from stock brought up by the early missionaries and Afghan cameleers. Most of us were brought up on a diet that included dairy products as an essential source of calcium. The son of Thomas Arne, he was brought up by his aunt, the actress Mrs Cibber, who introduced him to the stage. Born and brought up in Sydney, Australia, he took up squash at the age of nine. I brought up all this phlegm and spit into my mouth, and at first it was so, so foul I nearly choked. Show More Sentences Next, let's look at twins who have been separated very early in life and have been brought up in completely different families. Residents in these areas had to wait until the second week of August this year for grass to be cut and the estates brought up to basic standard. Here, she spent the next ten years of her life, brought up in an atmosphere of love and affection. So he called his dad who brought up the tractor, and he got into the digger bucket and they maneuvered it up high into the tree and rescued her. During his long speech, he finally speaks about the silence in which he has brought up his beloved son. There's been a recent spate of intimidating text message cases brought up in court. I was brought up during the space race and got my first telescope at 11 and have been getting more and more involved ever since. However, she was well meaning and kind and brought up her niece as a second daughter. I stuck out like a sore thumb because I was brought up to be polite and people are not quite sincere there. If such sensitive matters are brought up in a matter-of-fact way, most patients will respond freely. She had not been expecting to go out, but the rather sore subject of marriage had been brought up. Suppose people in a given society were brought up to believe that women should be subservient to men. I was brought up to believe that it was impolite to discuss one's financial affairs in public. I learned his father was killed at Dunkirk, and, one of five children, he was brought up by his mother. Born in Manchester of Welsh parents, he was brought up in Wales after the early death of his father. Since Rebecca's death, her son Jordan has been brought up by her mother and sisters. Abandoned by the stricken father, Paolo had been brought up in his mother's home. I wonder when I reflect under what influence I was brought up, that my heart is not harder than the nether millstone. After the War he brought up bronze, copper and brass from the island's many wrecks, at a time when these metals were in short supply. After pondering the philosophical elements of our individual upbringings, we discovered that both of us had been brought up in the United Church. Show More Sentences They are wrecked on the Isle of Dogs, and brought up before Golding, the deputy alderman. My mother was an excellent needlewoman and, ever since I was little, I had been brought up with it. Leimanis was brought up in Latvia near the end of a long period of Russian domination. Not just a grudge, but a hateful, vindictive, nasty bitterness that I didn't even know existed until this person's name was brought up. Hilary Mantel was born in 1952 and brought up in an unpicturesque village in Derbyshire, in the northwest of England. And why bring unwanted children into the world, why should children be brought up in an unloving environment? He seemed to have resentment in his voice whenever the matter of the song was brought up. Emma Watson, who has been brought up by a well-to-do aunt, returns to her family, who live unfashionably in genteel poverty in a Surrey village. I was brought up watching the painful grimaces of bonking cyclists attempting the inane. Most kids are brought up to regard cricket as a sissy game, most kids never even get to play. She was the illegitimate daughter of a maid and was brought up in Paris in bleak and unaffectionate circumstances. Britain has the highest proportion of children being brought up in single-parent households in Europe. Faraday had been brought up to believe that people, though capable of many good things, are basically corrupt and sinful. I was brought up in a two-up two-down in Ordsall and taught to respect people. Tribal rivalries meant that every male Mongol was brought up to be able to fight and hunting expeditions formed the ideal training ground. I have been very fortunate in being brought up in a generation which has been mollycoddled. It's the way we're brought up, in a culture that prizes modesty and adores putting show-offs in their place. I brought up my hand, either to punch her or to slap her, but she stepped back. The power of the word froze Cordelia, while Joyce was brought up short by confusion. I remember everyone drunkenly singing along to the chorus as the grizzly old bar manager brought up a half empty keg for us to polish off. Show More Sentences I was brought up bilingually in the Eastern Townships and don't know anything else. The issue was brought up at the recent biennial convention, where there was lengthy discussion on a proposed policy. Adam, who has the almost biblical language construction of the native Gaelic speaker, was brought up in the Highlands. Being brought up with traditional jazz and the Edwardian music halls, we added a different approach to American blues. Mr Galloway was born and brought up in a tough working-class area of Dundee. Internally, four of the seven floors of office space will be brought up to standard, with plans to extend the work if it is successfully leased. Though born and brought up in one place, they were ready to settle down in another. Where I was brought up, heroin and methadone was the big problem from age sixteen. If you were brought up before the headmaster he would poke you in the chest and you fell back. Robinson had been brought up by a mother who tolerated men, while believing herself superior. My parents separated when I was eleven and my father brought up my younger sister and me. Jerome, muttering and dripping thick mud and rainwater, brought up the rear of this merry parade. I was brought up understanding that there were certain courtesies and considerations to be extended to all fellow creatures. I was brought up in an environment where money was to be used rather than hoarded. Browsing to a team will by default bring up the 1st team squad, with the reserves and youth players brought up by a tick box in a drop-down menu. This very process would be brought up by said media at every opportunity as a self-perpetuating prophecy, ad nauseam. I was born and brought up in the country, where people would talk of hunt meets and hunt balls. I was brought up on tales of Brits exploring the world and this has always inspired me. He brought up his other hand and pulled a remaining match from the pack, turning the matchbook over and showing it to her. My grades need to be brought up, and I am scrounging for credits for college. Show More Sentences Mr Wilson was brought up on a market garden in Kent, but was a reluctant horticulturalist. Hyslop and Sturgeon are both in their 30s, both brought up in Ayrshire, both driven and tough. Women negotiate from their windows and balconies with the potato men to have large bags of potatoes brought up to their kitchens. I was brought up in a manse as a Presbyterian and I find Presbyterianism a comfortable jacket. Then came the terrible film in which we were expected to believe that she was a well brought up English gal gone to the bad. The actual point of this post is to backtrack on something I've brought up in conversation many times to annoy my conservative friends. Snarling, he raised a hand to backhand me, and I brought up an arm and braced myself for the blow. Her mother was brought up by ayahs, Indian nurses, and spoke Urdu as her first language. All I was trying to do was list a few of the questionable attitudes attached to chaos magic that rarely get brought up, albeit in a sarky manner. Stephen was brought up at the court of his uncle Henry I, becoming one of the wealthiest of the Anglo-Norman magnates. And good to her word, Anita brought up a neat bucket full of Lysol and Pine Sol, and bleach. Simon, born in 1589, was brought up to be a saddler, but spent much of his life in the army, in Ireland and on the Continent. He was brought up in Trowbridge and was a talented athlete and sportsman at school. Born and brought up in the Welsh town Port Talbot, music doesn't run in his family. So this theory of who is the bad wolf was actually brought up on the other thread as it happens. Since Labour came to power the proportion of children being brought up by lone parents has increased by a quarter. Much has been made of Smyth's family background, for he is the son of Renaissance art historian Craig Hugh Smyth and was brought up in Italy. Entwistle said he brought up this matter when lollies first came out, and a lot of children were suffering from sore mouths. They are now demanding that the old sewers beneath the streets of the city be brought up to date in an attempt to rid the area of the vile smell. He appears on the scene of action ready for battle on the appointed day, and there he meets others like himself, brought up by the same summons. Show More Sentences The most successful mixed marriages are those between educated individuals who have been brought up liberally and with religious tolerance. Lessig had in fact brought up the issue, arguing basically that retroactive copyright extensions have no value in promoting new works. Born in 1942 into solidly middle-class circumstances, he was brought up enjoying the pursuits of the leisured classes of the 19th century. His father was a stonemason and architect who brought up his children to be independent and self reliant. Linda and Sandy were brought up in orphanages and by foster parents in America who cut the girls' links with their Southampton family. Icelanders are brought up to leap across waterfalls, spring through rivers, run down mountains, run up mountains. When asked, I always say I am a lassie from Lancashire, having been born in Bury and brought up on Merseyside. Those brought up in the punk rock era will have a twinge of nostalgia for the days when it was a badge of honour to be gobbed on by your idols. Conch brought up her left arm just as the man came within striking distance. I liked being brought up in the Church and I'd like to think I could do that for my kids, but at the moment I'm fairly lapsed. Simply by being alive, by being brought up in south London and having mixed parentage, he was an original. Boethius was brought up in the house of the aristocratic family of Quintus Aurelius Memmius Symmachus. His parents were hedgers and ditchers and brought up their son to the same occupation. Only about 50 of our homes have been brought up to regulation standard with new windows, heating and doors. Only ammunitions wagons and ambulances were brought up to the immediate rear lines. Scotland's best golfer is no fan of links golf and played very little of it as a youngster brought up in, wait for it, Leeds. I was brought up in the Northern Territory with Aboriginals, and many of my closest friends are indigenous. Smith, the son of a war bride whose marriage to a Canadian paratrooper lasted only two years, was brought up on an estate in Acton, west London. So issues such as occupation, control over strategic resources and imperialism are never brought up. When they are brought up from the depths, gases in their bladders expand, popping the fish's stomachs and making their eyes bug out. Show More Sentences Motorists will also be able to have their bodywork brought up to scratch by a team of car washers, in return for a donation. After the cold war, leaders who had been brought up on a diet of protest and peace marches became the most hawkish political generation yet. Though born and brought up in a conservative Sikh family in Norway, she always had a dream of acting in a Bollywood film. He was born and brought up in Gorse Hill, and first showed his business acumen at the age of 13 when he began farming pigs in his back garden. Iris was brought up to speak Welsh as her first language and was able to switch from one language to the other with great ease. She was brought up in Michigan where her grandfather was an adman for General Motors and her father's sideline was boxing promotion. Apparently, back in Iowa, or Kansas, or wherever, that is just the way young men are brought up. She had always been brought up to believe murder was wrong, regardless of circumstance. I was brought up by my grandparents, which is quite normal in Caribbean families. I opted for shooting, which I have always been keen on since I was brought up as an Army kid. All he said was that he was brought up to believe that the man went to work and the woman kept house. These cousins are brought up worlds apart and have enormous differences, but also enormous similarities. I asked if he'd bring home the extra mawashis I'd brought up for the contest, and he acceded to this. I brought up the rear as the cloaked man in front of me made his way towards them. Erial smiled gratefully as the hostler brought up three horses. I mean my background weighed heavily, because I was brought up in this orthodox way. Those born after 1980 often know nothing about what happened that day, and have generally been brought up to be apolitical. I think it was on the Ashley Banfield show on CNN, and she brought up the speculation. I was brought up Italian, and taught how to work a room and take care of the guests at the bed-and-breakfast my parents owned. She was brought up in Sighisoara, a Transylvanian fortress town north-west of Bucharest. Show More Sentences He has been brought up by a lady of easy virtue in the bazaar. Certainly, you can move away from a religious culture in which you were brought up in much the same way that one can change one's accent, or mode of dress. The son of a firefighter and a paramedic, Greg says he was brought up with the emergency services ethos and knew it was only a question of time before he too joined up. Mansfield, who was brought up sailing keelboats out of the Royal Cork Yacht Club at Crosshaven, seems to do better when he is battling in bigger fleets. A line of dusty, panting dogs, yellow and black, brought up the rear. The expression of your wishes in an informal letter to the trustees and guardians is often an easier way of ensuring your children are brought up as you would wish. Her parents were imprisoned during the Cultural Revolution, and she was brought up by Red Guards as a child of the Revolution, not regarding her parents as her family. An article in Nature three weeks ago brought up the devastation that could result if contact tracing were to be stopped. We actually had a hypothetical phone call brought up before the candidates were asked about a real crisis, such as, eh, Mexico. During those two days of April 11-12, the Nautilus didn't leave the surface of the sea, and its trawl brought up a simply miraculous catch of zoophytes, fish, and reptiles. After their dance at the ball Kate had resigned herself to politely ignoring him and would most likely think him mad if he even brought up the subject of love. When ew brought up the conversation with Garfield to Amazing Spider-Man director Marc Webb, the director cut them off. This has been brought up by councillors under Any Other Business at their meetings at least 20 times and has featured on meeting agendas on six occasions. Having been brought up hearing nothing about wharfies save how they loafed around in the intervals between striking and stealing cargo, I got a rude shock when the task began. He brought up his gun, holding it at arm's length with both hands. Attempts to open the play up by occasionally taking it outside are not very effective, but despite the film's rough edges, the issues that are brought up are fascinating. While our youngsters, brought up without free school milk, were lolloping about mid-week, the home side darted about like greyhounds and finished like pit bulls. For cooling the building during warm weather, naturally chilled groundwater is brought up from the aquifer through holes bored through 410 feet of London clay. Having been brought up in the small village of Snitterfield he is likely to have received only a rudimentary education, and seems not to have learned to write. Men brought up on H.G. Wells and Jules Verne science fiction set their minds to solving the convoy crisis. Show More Sentences He'd been neglected by his mother and brought up by his aunty. Seems to me like the blindness is a McGuffin, just brought up to generate suspense for that one sequence, then dropped as if the audience is just going to forget about it. Luckily, he was brought up on a small Americanised settlement on Ganymede, and was able to learn more about Earth than most Terrans from his parents. Only if you were born and brought up unbeknown to the world in the darkness of deepest Dalby Forest, scratching a living from the land would you be truly a non-person. If a girl could be brought up in the same way as a boy, her sexual potential and her sexual satisfaction, her sexual pleasure could be exactly the same. On two occasions he brought up his time spent at Her Majesty's pleasure. When she was little, she wanted to be a boy, like so many girls brought up in the 1950s with the tomboys Jo in Little Women and George in The Famous Five as role models. Prior was brought up as a Methodist, but while he was a student he came to consider Methodistic theology too unsystematic, and he became a Presbyterian. However they will be on probation for a number of years while shortfalls in their economies, governance and legal systems are ironed out and brought up to EU standards. The idea was first brought up by Minister without Portfolio Yeh Jiunn-rong, the leader of Taiwan's delegation to the summit, in Johannesburg last week before coming home. On my backpacking travels around the globe I have stayed in many hostels, and the topic always seems to come up in discussions, but it is brought up by all nationalities. From beneath the traymobile, he brought up a black leather bag. As a boy who was born and brought up at the foot of Kentmere in the heart of the Lake District I remember treasuring each new volume as they were published. Yet suddenly we are brought up short by an act of heroism so obvious and yet so unexpected that one can't help feeling somewhat ashamed of one's voyeurism. Well even though I was brought up in the city for part of my life I moved to the country at a fairly young age so I have heard both sides of the arguments to this topic! Many of my generation were brought up with a moral code based on the ten commandments, which impressed a watermark in us so deep that it underpins all our lives. I was brought up thinking work is something you are morally obliged to do. Generations of poetry lovers were brought up without any knowledge that Shelley's radical opposition to all tyranny and oppression was central to his art and his life. I blinked to muzzy awareness, licked dry lips and tried to rub bleary eyes, only to be brought up short by the restraints and a lance of pain through my wounds. I was brought up in very comfortable circumstances in a waspy Connecticut suburb. Show More Sentences Bichel went to tea on 45 not out with a series of arrow-straight slogs, and brought up his maiden Test fifty straight after tea with a driven single off Banks. They are brought up with a character of boldness and unrestrainedness, simplicity and hospitality, and they have kept a rich and colorful culture. Ashton smiled and brought up a disposable camera, snapping a picture. They were brought up on sweet beverages and soda, and on caffeine. We were brought up by our parents to be loving and respectful. I was born and brought up here, the eldest son of Irish parents. The ship brought up as suddenly and violently as if she had struck a rock. Everything he'd been brought up to believe in was no longer enough. A day passed before the subject of a plan was brought up and discussed. They will find themselves swiftly and bruisingly brought up against the limits of their own conditions, whatever those limits and conditions may be. Before the wolves can get him, however, he is rescued by a wise old shepherd and brought up as a helot, one of the aboriginal population the Spartans have enslaved. We were brought up to husband Nature, to accept its uncertainties and to extend our being into human communities for subsistence and vitalisation. Edward was brought up in Normandy and during his reign many Normans came to England and gained important positions as advisors, church-men or military officers. She was watching a rebroadcast with her father when Barrett brought up the attack ad. The group brought up issues including obstructive parking, criminal damage, drug and alcohol abuse, and vandalism as specific problem areas for the estate. But as they hashed it out, and they brought up the inherent problems with establishing private accounts, he instead came around to their point of view. It is interesting that you brought up heightism in your email. Elizabeth Gaskell was brought up by her aunt in Knutsford, Cheshire. I saw my sisters and parents working every day, so I was pretty much brought up to be a workaholic. So I was brought up before a military tribunal for disobedience. Show More Sentences They brought up a set of bar shot, some copper sheeting and a square wooden dowel fastened with what appears to be square nails. George Cook, a middle-age black man from the Bronx, brought up the rear. The food is prepared in the main kitchen and brought up to the dining room in a multi-well steam table or a refrigerated table. He brought up the sweat lodge she put together to help me prepare for going back to Vietnam in 1993 on a mission of mercy. The 114th Brigade would be held in reserve initially but brought up to exploit the success and push deeper into the German defensive belt. Geoffrey of Monmouth says he was brought up at the court of Augustus and willingly paid tribute to Rome. Controversy surrounded the Whydah long before Clifford brought up the first artifacts. Harry Potter is an orphaned boy brought up by his unfriendly aunt and uncle. Between the ages of two and six, Marconi and his elder brother Alfonso were brought up by his mother in the English town of Bedford. He was brought up in Patna, Ayrshire, and became involved in Labour politics, joining the Labour Party in 1967, aged sixteen. It may take the new hires a week or two to be brought up to speed on the system. These additional centrifuges would need to be connected, brought up to speed and equilibrated with the already operating ones. There have been a handful of reallife tales about feral children, those who brought up by wild animals. That Friday, which began like any other, when my fate was brought up from the kitchen, superscribed to me, and put into my ignorant hand. Caroline followed her husband to Britain in October with their daughters, while Frederick remained in Hanover to be brought up by private tutors. For those brought up in the decade of flares, power cuts, Cavs and Cortinas, we bring you this week the Ford Mondeo Graphite five-door. The Sox didn't replace him with a real second baseman until 1961, when they brought up Chuck Schilling from their farm system. This case was brought up by writ of error from the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of New Jersey. In 2007, Rowling described having been brought up in the Church of England. Orwell's son, Richard Horatio Blair, was brought up by Orwell's sister Avril. Show More Sentences It chanced that I had written a tale about Indian Forestry work which included a boy who had been brought up by wolves. I was brought up on a farm in the Free Sate a long time ago. Jong, when I first came to Johannesburg I got such a skrik. In the changing world of the NHS, it is vital for all Unite members to be brought up to date with record keeping and duty of care. King was born and brought up in Cowes, Isle of Wight, off the south coast of England. A small number of people in Cornwall have been brought up to be bilingual native speakers, and the language is taught in many schools. Poet John Siddique was brought up in Rochdale and has referred to the town in several poems. John James was born and brought up in Edinburgh, Scotland, to a mother from Glenluce and a father originally from Hertfordshire. Henry McLeish, the former First Minister of Scotland lived in Glenrothes, having been brought up in nearby Kennoway. Although born and brought up in Liverpool, William Gladstone was of purely Scottish ancestry. Often, the question of inequality is brought up when discussing how well capitalism promotes democracy. James was brought up a Protestant, but resisted Presbyterianism and the independence of the Kirk. She was brought up within a low church Anglican family, but at that time the Midlands was an area with a growing number of religious dissenters. Several controversies relating to the technicalities of the bill were brought up in the House of Lords. He loved Sussex to the point of idolatry as the place where he was brought up and as his spiritual home. Because the spacecraft is of highly modular design, the components will be brought up by the Skylon spacecraft. I sing along with Bob Seeger because I was brought up on him and Dr Hook, not to mention Abba and Kris Kristofferson. Later on I worked with the New Zealander film director, Vincent Ward, on a story about two girls being brought up by Tasmanian tigers. Also, other writings of Coke were brought up but never Bonham's Case itself. Well, I was brought up in a house where both my parents smoked and in those days the cigarettes were untipped, full strength. It is expected that the Covenant will brought up for reconsideration in the next triennium. Show More Sentences Not all Liverpudlians are brought up to speak with this variation but this does not make it any less Scouse. Children brought up speaking more than one language can have more than one native language, and be bilingual or multilingual. At this time, the lights are brought up and the church bells are rung, according to local custom. Mary, Queen of Scots, was brought up in France, where she adopted the French spelling of the name, Stuart. Venezuela brought up again the settled claim, during the 1960s cold war period, and during Guyana's Independence period. Mary Godwin read these memoirs and her mother's books, and was brought up to cherish her mother's memory. Mungo was brought up by Saint Serf who was ministering to the Picts in that area. Mill was brought up as a Benthamite with the explicit intention that he would carry on the cause of utilitarianism. Anglesey-born ethical investment campaigner Keith Hebden was brought up in the Church. William Hamilton and a younger brother, Thomas Hamilton, were brought up by their mother. She fled to England, and the Crown went to her infant son James VI, who was brought up as a Protestant. Justin called himself a Samaritan, but his father and grandfather were probably Greek or Roman, and he was brought up a pagan. Allegations of hacking have also been brought up in relation to former Prime Minister Tony Blair, and the Royal Family. She was brought up in a very religious household, but broke away from the church in her teens. She was brought up by her father the stockkeeper about whom there is a mystery. Some are also brought up into the public display area on a rotation system. She was an irritable, nervous woman brought up to expect high standards by her stern father. It could have been after Henry VIII's death in January 1547 or even as late as 1549, when the last guns were brought up. Griff Gleed Owen, who shares his birthday with the late Sir Winston Churchill, November 30, 1915, was brought up in Pwllheli. Gilbert shows sympathy for his protagonist, the son of a thief who, brought up among thieves, kills his girlfriend. Show More Sentences X is addressing gay men who know the scene firthand and don't have to be brought up to speed about cruising, tricks, hustlers, or glory holes. In October, the government brought up this issue again, proposing an amendment to put the western part of Lymington borough in Dorset. Both her parents were native Welsh speakers, yet she was brought up speaking English and learnt Welsh only as an adult. Several artillery units had been brought up from Boulogne, doubling the numbers of guns available to Schaal. The German Kaiser Wilhelm II had been brought up amongst the Royal Navy, when he visited his grandmother, Queen Victoria. Edward was a precocious child who had been brought up as a Protestant, but was initially of little account politically. It follows the adventures of a boy named Bod after his family is murdered and he is left to be brought up by a graveyard. They refused to accept that Robert, who had not been brought up in Cornwall, could know anything about mining. During an appearance on 'Chelsea Lately', Aniston slammed the veteran newswoman when host Chelsea Handler brought up her topic for discussion. With authors awarding Jay Gatsby honors as most famous fictional individual, journalists jokingly brought up Wright's circumlocutory stylings. Their real son, Ryusei, has been brought up by a poorer, rowdier clan. The singer Joss Stone was brought up in Devon and frontman Chris Martin from the British rock group Coldplay was born there. Adopted at the age of three, Safiya was brought up fully aware of some stark realities, including her congenital disorder, phocomelia. Vernon Watkins was born in Maesteg in Glamorgan, and brought up mainly in Swansea. The two armipotents brought up their respective legions, thirsting for glory. Mary I, Queen of Scots was brought up in France, where she adopted the French spelling of the name, Stuart. His mother died when he was aged six, and he was consequently brought up by his sister, often with handouts from the local soup kitchen. The majority of the invertebrates brought up are corals, and are mainly used for the jewelry trade. Mike and EJ live these days in a treelined avenue in New Dorp, Staten Island, just a few miles from where he was brought up. Fuller was brought up in Sussex, where his interest in the police force was encouraged by an officer attached to his school. Show More Sentences Shrewsbury has also played a part in Western intellectual history, by being the town where the naturalist Charles Darwin was born and brought up. He brought up their four children by himself while keeping a busy job as a specialist in sugar diabetes at Selly Oak Hospital. His son Edgar, who was then about five years old, was brought up at the English court. After his parents divorced when he was seven, he and his three elder sisters were brought up by their mother in Frome. Button was born on 19 January 1980 in Frome, Somerset and brought up in nearby Vobster. He was brought up at Long White Cloud house on the right bank of the River Thames. It follows a baby boy who is found and brought up by the dead in a cemetery. It is said that he was baptised at Porthclais, now the city's port, and was brought up by his mother at Llanon. At a lot of tracks the standard of kenneling is just old fashioned and they just need to be brought up to standard. Marble pilasters were straightened and the original chandelier was rewired, brought up to code and restored. Siddhartha was brought up by his mother's younger sister, Maha Pajapati. Catherine possessed several good qualities, but had been brought up in a convent, secluded from the world, and was scarcely a wife Charles would have chosen for himself. The identification of the ship led to significant public interest in the salvage operation, and caused a great demand for the objects which were brought up. One of the most significant figures of the Romantic movement, Lord Byron, was brought up in Scotland until he inherited his family's English peerage. Edward the Confessor was brought up in Normandy, and in 1042 brought masons to work on Westminster Abbey, the first Romanesque building in England. Hastings wrote that Montgomery, having witnessed what he called a poor Canadian performance during Totalize, should have brought up veteran British divisions to take the lead. Kaiser first learned the value of cooperative effort playing stickball and stoopball on the streets of New York City, where he was born and brought up. Peter's catering career started when he was just 13 and he worked in the Tufted Duck Hotel in St Combs, the Aberdeenshire fishing village in which he was brought up. Emceeing, the musical culture of rap that has found a home in deprived areas across the globe, is providing an outlet for a generation brought up in Ely without much hope. Thomas was born on 18 October 1946 at Priory Hospital, Carmarthen, and brought up in the Llandysul area of Ceredigion, and in Llanrwst in the Conwy Valley. Find more words! 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