1
We bring through players like Wilfried all the time and they need educating.
2
Lampard has been promised time to bring through young players and build a successful team.
3
Your news has put me in a fever; I have two friends to bring through.
4
I would have stayed there, but it seemed right and soldierly to bring through the news first.
5
She's never had a chance to nurse-nevera child of her own to bring through a bout with colic.
6
The trip gave us a chance to learn more about the systems Dutch clubs use to bring through youth players.
7
Peak holiday season is fast approaching and it is good to be reminded of what you can and cannot bring through airport security.
8
And now the hundred mighty portals of the house open of their own accord, and bring through the air the answer of the soothsayer:
9
But appeared again Mr. Thomas Atkins, another platoon of him, with twenty boxes of cartridges, which was rather a risky burden to bring through shell-fire.
10
In the late afternoon a new prisoner was brought through the bus-station doors.
11
Thus far we have now been brought through the goodness of the Lord.
12
The news you have brought through is of the utmost importance.
13
The Bell System was brought through the panic without a scratch.
14
He brought through young players, which I am grateful for.
15
Some will become experts at bringing through talented youngsters and producing future first-team players.
16
They were brought through the city of Knossos to the palace of the king.