Sentence examples for bear it was from inspiring English sources

Happily renowned for its stage direction "Exit pursued by a bear", it was first performed before the court in January 1611, the year in which the King James Version of the Bible was published.

He was not a big bear, it was true, but he was an impressive presence nonetheless.

For years, the most famous person to bear it was a wildly successful English TV presenter whose biggest draw was his anarchic take on Friday night telly.

Even as the government was bringing extreme force to bear, it was still unable to quell the rebels, who have managed to disrupt the airport and force a counteroffensive to seal off the city center from the restive suburbs.

The steady pulse of one weird, sweeping change after another was too much to bear; it was only after the Qwikster announcement that I personally decided to cancel my DVD subscription.

Only hours after Ms. Zacynski stood snapping her camera 20 feet from the bear, it was shot and killed by a D.E.P. officer attempting to drive the agitated bear back into the woods.

In case you're struggling to see the "bear," it's standing up with its paws on a tree.

But "Paddington" isn't just about a bear; it's about an entire cultural milieu.

Glory is a heavy burden, a murdering poison, and to bear it is an art.

Your cheap headlines, such as "the bears show their teeth" or "grin and bear it" are insulting.

"Any time I've seen a moose or a bear, it's like taking a little energy pill," she said.