Sentence examples for almost bear from inspiring English sources

There were Pyle and Mrs. Burnett and the topflight nonsense verses of Laura E. Richards, whose collected rhymes in Tirra Lirra (1932) will almost bear comparison with those of Edward Lear.

Its bet that in-house hardware and an operating system chock-full of its own — and often new — services would create a solid computing experience has been almost borne out.

Though the conversion sailed wide, the Russell-Naiyaravoro axis almost bore fruit again after the fly-half sent the man-mountain thundering after another diagonal punt, the ball just beating him to the touchline.

A good goal for him". The old Beckham to Scholes corner routine almost bears fruit as Steven Gerrard picks out Jordan Henderson in the D, he connects brilliantly and flashes a volley wide from 20 yards!

You remind very much of Cannonball with the way he almost bear-hugged his horn.

AMERICAN wines almost all bear a burden, but none more so than sparkling wines.

The actual 2016 spending outcome will almost certainly bear little relation to the figures in this agreement.

More recently, the Party has offered annual targets for economic growth that almost always bear out, no matter what sort of creative policy, or accounting, steps are required.

You discover that you have been silently urging Siebert toward a different conclusion and that you can almost not bear the idea of his return.

Wombats almost invariably bear one young at a time, which develops for five months or longer in a pouch that opens rearward.

Of the top 10 projected best-selling drugs worldwide in 2015, almost seven bear the orphan status.