Is this the relevant section of Hewings' Advanced Grammar in Use, Jigen?
Active patterns with verb + -ing
The active pattern verb + object + -ing is made passive with 'be' + past participle + -ing:
[*=1]They saw the monkey climbing over the fence. {= active)
[*=1]The monkey was seen climbing over the fence. (= passive)
Other verbs in this pattern include bring, catch, hear, find, keep, notice, observe, send, show:
[*=1]Everyone was brought running into the room by her screams.
[*=1] In the security video the burglars are seen entering the bank through a window.
If so, then in effect Hewings gives you an example sentence with "bring + object + ING-form", since you can make his passive example active:
Her screams brought everyone running into the room.
To be honest, though, I don't think "bring" fits very well in that list: there are relatively few ING-forms that could follow it. It's not, at all, in the same league as the 'verbs of perception' hear, see, notice, observe.
