Sentence examples for bear lurking from inspiring English sources
"A jurist with a mama bear lurking inside," writes Hilary Shenfeld at iVillage.com, would give the Supreme Court someone who has "wiped away dirt and tears, helped with homework and heartache, made as many decisions as dinners, really listened and really heard".
An inflatable bear lurks by the front door with a sign reminding employees of the firm's "Don't be evil" motto.
One can become quite used to the specter of the eternal Footman, like some lethal old bore lurking in the hallway at the end of the evening, hoping for the chance to have a word.
The warning sent by school officials on Tuesday morning seemed more suited for the Alaskan wild than the bustling suburb of Montclair, N.J.: All outdoor activities were suspended because a black bear was lurking about.
The violence, in short, remains unseen, but that makes it no easier to bear; what lurks and wails behind a wall is, for Haneke, the most reliable wellspring of dread.
Warnings that the bear still lurks is not the message most want to hear.
But the moral of that story is that no matter where Tiger Woods is, a bear is always lurking.
Singing loudly to alert lurking bears to the presence of a couple of out-of-tune idiots, we set off into the dripping underbrush.
Yes, conscious awareness would be more accurate in discerning what's truly dangerous from what's safe, but consciousness is far too slow to save us from lurking bears or coiled snakes, so evolution decided that its better to be safe than sorry, to mistake a few sticks for snakes.
I'm not certain that a small field, where you can easily find yourself running alone, is what I'd necessarily choose when hungry bears and wolves are lurking in the woods, but I'm reliably informed that this race has an epic backdrop.
