Meanings of bring an answer in English

For that, he thought, would surely bring an answer from the shore.

There was a thumbnail mirror here which would bring an answer.

M. Armstrong's desire should be named to her, and the maid would bring an answer.

A pending and contested case in Los Angeles federal court against IsoHunt could bring an answer.

I'll bring an answer back in the evening.

That letter he dispatched by the hand of his servant Nunweek, desiring him to bring an answer.

Jones said a boost to troop numbers alone would not " bring an answer on its own".

The peasants said they would talk it over and bring an answer, and left in a state of excitement.

I thought this would bring an answer, and I was not disappointed, except in the manner in which it came.

A call would probably bring an answer that would banish her fears; but suppose it was not Mabel she had heard?

Porter gave a low whistle, and, as this failed to bring an answer, followed it with one louder and more prolonged.

The compensative interpretation of joy and sorrow may bring an answer of peace to a man's soul, or it may not.

Father said no prayer would bring an answer unless you took hold and pulled with all your being for what you wanted.

If Miss B. accompanies me, you must come to dinner, and bring an answer, and put it in the third volume of Porteus's Sermons.

Sometimes Sister felt sure the next day would bring an answer-but the days had passed, becoming weeks, months and years, and still she continued searching.

Yesterday morning at length brought an answer from the seat of government.