Expressions

"Therapy helped him bring to light the real source of his anger."

"Each team member brings something unique to the table."

"Family events bring together everyone and strengthen bonds."

"The summit aims to bring together ideas from across nations for sustainable progress."

"The conference helped bring together nations for global development."

"The new manager managed to bring together the whole team after a conflict."

"She decided to bring up the issue of delayed payments during the meeting."

"They worked hard to bring up a family."

"He was suddenly brought up against a serious obstacle."

"The minister decided to bring up for debate a new tax reform policy."

"I’d like to bring up for discussion the new proposal everyone received."

"He encouraged everyone to bring up ideas during the workshop."

"Central banks often bring up interest rates to control inflation."

"The minister plans to bring up negotiations during the next summit."

"He always brings up old issues whenever they argue."

"High demand for oil can bring up prices across many industries."

"Can you bring me up to date on the latest news?"

"The new employees were brought up to speed on the company’s financial goals."

"I decided to bring up the issue with my manager during our weekly meeting."

"He couldn't bring himself to tell her the truth."

"He was broken-hearted after the breakup."

"She brushed aside the criticism and kept working on her project."

"She brushed back her hair to see more clearly."

"He brushed off the criticism and continued working."

"He brushed off doubt and delivered a great speech."

"He just brushed off the negativity and stayed focused."

"He brushed past the reporters without stopping."

"I’ll brush through my notes one more time before the exam."

"He brushed up his teeth quickly before leaving for work."

"I need to brush up on my presentation skills before the big meeting."

"The attacker launched a brute force attack on the system’s login page."

"The children were bubbling over with joy on the last day of school."

"The kids were bubbling with excitement at the party."

"The children were bubbling with joy after receiving their gifts."

"It’s time to buckle down and finish the report."

"I have to buckle down on my thesis this weekend."

"He refused to buckle under the stress of his new responsibilities."

"Some employees buckle under pressure, while others thrive."

"She refused to buckle under the strain and kept going."

"Don’t forget to buckle up before the car moves."

"New hires buddy up with mentors during orientation week."

"We need to budget for our new marketing campaign."

"Finance budgets out for new laptops in the annual plan."

"I budget time blocks on Monday for deep work and catch-up slots."

"The new update made the camera app bug out constantly."

"Every tech company tries to build a better mousetrap in its field."

"They aim to build across regions to support innovation networks."

"Countries must build alliances to face economic crises together."

"The party aims to build alliances with smaller political movements to strengthen its position."

"The company plans to build around AI as its main technology."