Sentence examples for bear of a column from inspiring English sources
You could laugh at pop starlet Taylor Swift for her fluffy teddy bear of a column in the Wall Street Journal today, or chide the WSJ for printing it, but there are some poignant nuggets of knowledge in there.
This model states that the bed height and service time of a column bear a linear relationship.
Once the two wells are connected, heavy drilling mud will be pumped down the relief well and into the damaged well's bore, building up a column of mud that would eventually exert enough downward force to overcome the pressure of the rising oil.
"When I was with the Bears, you wrote a column about me that got me the Eagles job.
The only other bear of a similar size to the polar bear is the Kodiak bear, which is a subspecies of brown bear.
The idea of devoting a column to lambrusco may strike you as proof that I've finally lost it, but bear with me.
Owing to the fact that the invention of the original barometer by Torricelli was based on the fact that the average pressure of the atmosphere is capable of "sucking" 76 centimeters or 760 mm of mercury (Hg), a liquid metal at STP, up the inside bore of an evacuated glass tube or column, we have traditionally––and still to this day––described atmospheric pressure in terms of mm of mercury.
The forum bears the imprints of many monuments -- a column dedicated to Constantine, equestrian statues, votive offerings -- and was certainly the most active outdoor space in all Saepinum.
Woolly bear, orwooly bear, Caterpillar of a tiger moth.
Much of his address bore the earmarks of an extended column from the Sunday Times — a factually specific condensation of the first decade of the twenty-first century — plus a peroration specific to the occasion.
