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Burebista Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Bring someone over to do something
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I don't get what this phrase means:
„When Frequency brought me over from Sirius to launch a new satellite station, I knew I had to have a podcast that would cut through the noise.”, especially the bolded part.
I kinda get what it means, but that ”from Sirius” it's kinda tricky...
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As far as I can tell, Sirius is the name of the radio station that this person used to work for. He moved from Sirius in order to launch another station called Frequency.
- As far as I can tell, Sirius is the name of the radio station that this person used to work for.
- He moved from Sirius in order to launch another station called Frequency.
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As far as I can tell, Sirius is the name of the radio station that this person used to work for. He moved from Sirius in order to launch another station called Frequency.
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