Sentence examples for bear if from inspiring English sources

That pain becomes ours to bear, if we can — and, given Kaye's performance, we almost can't.

"I bet I could take care of a bear if we ran into one".

The oppressiveness would be too much to bear if Blunt's presence wasn't so compellingly odd.

This will be a hard one to bear if they can't somehow regain the upper hand.

"There's a full-charged one inside the teddy bear if you need to give us a call".

That sharp edge might be too much to bear if it weren't for the unique presence of Gregg Wallace.

How, asks Tristram's Uncle Toby, can someone speak about a white bear if he never saw one?

In a strange way, it might have been easier to bear if Linklater were laughing at the 1980s.

So that's one area where I think there are a lot of resources and best practices that could be brought bear, if state and local governments are receptive.

To hear some Tories talk, unimpeachable neoliberal logic could then be brought to bear: if you cut your local business rates, money-hungry corporations might come swarming.

That range provides some insight into what the market would bear if the universities were free to set their own fees.