How to pronounce “bring home” in English

bring home way more calories than the hunters.

So my father would bring home fish scraps, fish heads-- once again, we were food insecure-- to nourish our family, like delicious salmon.

So he would bring home the reams of the white and green computer paper.

our packaging line I bring home either a 750 or a six pack or if it's one off we do every year I still bring that home to see if it's evolving and I have a nice little library

And so being able to bring home straight As meant everything to me.

Now they're about to bring home their second baby.

How do you choose what you bring home?

points one that this I want to bring home the idea that the war on terror is

They're worried about who's gonna bring home enough money to feed the kids this week.

They're worried about who's gonna bring home enough money to feed the kids this week.

I put miso in it to kind of just really bring home the fact that I love using Asian ingredients.

Masculinity is so much about I'm going to bring home the bacon.

The second thing you don't want to do is bring home your work to bed.

I want to tell you a story to bring home how powerful each one of us can be, even if we're not personally connected with another person or another human being.

My dad would bring home-- My dad was a fishmonger here in Pier 45.

they're anybody who at work is an expert they can come home they can bring home

A lot of these little dogs, I bring home.

you would feel a moment of empathy for him in his dying and bring home the point that

Iran as part of my work as a teacher and a tour guide to bring home a better understanding of Iran.

He got snogs, he'd bring home to your ma, snogs you wouldn't go near the garden gate with.

When I have a dinner party, I never remember to bring home brownies-- never.

Yeah, so I think just to really, really bring home the point of living your own truth.

'Cause they would only print whatever numbers on one side, so he'd bring home stacks of this stuff for me.

As part of their grand tour, they'd go around the world and bring home beautiful remnants of antiquity, but even for members of the aristocracy in Britain at the time this was

And then beyond that at home, you can be practicing the phonics, practicing those in real books and into codable readers that they bring home so that they

we talked about the research, and then, of course, putting together an experience like this for home chefs to be able to bring home the narrative

really, their whole lives in some of these efforts is very inspiring, and I think does really bring home that message of "we can do it."

But of course, at the end of the day, I want to represent Team USA and bring home that gold medal.

So she, for example, when he was eight years old, would bring home stillborn fetuses for him to dissect.

You want somebody-- from an evolutionary point of view, you want somebody who can go out there, bring home the food, fight off the competitors, protect the family.

But what I didn't realize as I was writing "Fair Play" was that it was going to become a love letter to men and to the men who bring home

So, when I was a kid, my father used to bring home donuts for me all the time.

So a kid who never had any access to books, now she has a library that she can bring home every night with a couple hundred books in it.

At the end of the year, we had to have a hand truck and a bunch of crates to bring home all the books that she had

so they can put out cheaper products, win over consumers in market share, bring home profits for their investors.

And I have this big sketch pad and I'm here to tell you guys, the last thing you want to do is bring home your work.

Beyond talking, I want to create some things that we can bring home today, that are useful for you already.

Female #2: Sorry, to follow up; what percentage of people do you think bring home the menus as opposed to leaving them there?

It was just, anything that they found on the street they would bring home.