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Meanings of bringing up in English
Usage of bringing up in English
1
Diana believed in bringing up children the British way, without excessive praise.
2
Editors kept bringing up the basic anatomical problems with the Pioneer image.
3
Hollis led the way, Hartwell behind him, Abel bringing up the rear.
4
The welfare of the world depends upon the bringing up of children.
5
They placed him in the centre, with Carroll bringing up the rear.
6
She has many fine new ideas about the bringing up of children.
7
Rorge led the way, with Jaqen and Arya bringing up the rear.
8
Fitzhugh and Diana followed, with the second ranger bringing up the rear.
9
They were bringing up the remainder of the Austrians and New Zealanders.
10
Individual investors can also do their parts by bringing up sustainable investing.
11
He followed with the birds, the second horsethief bringing up the rear.
12
I suppose, in the first place, it is from my bringing up.
13
And bringing up the rear of the cavalcade, Ernestine and Graham talked.
14
The findings shouldn't discourage patients from bringing up the topic, he added.
15
The short man was bringing up the rear along the narrow trail-ribbon.
16
And there is a taboo here about bringing up other people's children.
