Sentence examples for bear though from inspiring English sources

Their connection morphs depending on the storyline: they can be best friends, siblings, allies, mentor and pupil, rivals, pet and owner - and always, at the heart of their relationship, they are the quintessential "boy and his bear" (though in this case "a boy and his tiger" is a more accurate description).

Once upon a time, a girl called Rebekah comes to London, where a media mogul called Rupert (like the bear, though don't let that fool you, Rupert is basically in charge of the country) is so dazzled by her brilliance and her brilliant red hair he accidentally gives her a job editing one of his red tops.

The bear, though, had other ideas.

There's a lot of skill being brought to bear, though.

Suddenly there is crime, a grisly murder; not by a bear though.

Caesar Must Die had been among the favourites to win the Golden Bear, though the film was not universally praised.

A far more profound cost is borne, though, by those actually living with this often very painful disease.

It wasn't a bad deal for these "nuisance" bears, though, that would have otherwise been shot.

Nothing like deer or bears though, because anything bigger than a cat will be impossible.

In a prolonged bear market, though, Fidelity's assets would hold up better.

Food-borne illnesses, though, put 325,000 people in hospital and cause 5,000 deaths a year in America.