"brought" in the Big Book

The exercise of an option brought in more money, leaving us with a profit of several thousand dollars for that year.

Friends who have reasoned with him after a spree which has brought him to the point of divorce or bankruptcy are mystified when he walks directly into a saloon.

been brought into a way of living infinitely more satisfying and, I hope, more useful than the life I lived before.

To others, the word “God’’ brought up a particular idea of Him with which someone had tried to impress them during childhood.

The outlines and the promise of the New Land had brought lustre to tired eyes and fresh courage to flagging spirits.

We were grateful that Reason had brought us so far.

Without knowing it, had we not been brought to where we stood by a certain kind of faith?

Post-war disillusionment, ever more serious alcoholism, impending mental and physical collapse, brought him to the point of self-destruction.

It set in motion trains of circumstances which brought us misfortune we felt we didn’t deserve.

not have brought the pay envelopes home.

The bill collectors, the sheriffs, the angry taxi drivers, the policemen, the bums, the pals, and even the ladies they sometimes brought home—our husbands thought we were so inhospitable.

be the first to say it was your devotion and care which brought him to the point where he could have a spiritual experience.