Sentence examples for bear tied from inspiring English sources
Here, in 1902, Teddy Roosevelt elected not to shoot a bear tied to a tree.
Bears were once regarded as monsters, but when Theodore Roosevelt refused to shoot a wounded bear tied up for his sporting pleasure, the country seized on this moment of mercy and the beloved teddy bear was born.
The president refused, claiming that it was unsportsmanlike to shoot a defenseless bear tied to a tree.
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Last season, the Bears tied for 19th in the N.F.L. in sacks, though their front four ranked sixth among defensive lines, with 30.
The Bears tied the game with a 24-yard field goal by Jaret Holmes, but the Giants then drove to the Bears' 5-yard line.
He threw for 343 yards and two touchdowns as the Bears tied a school record with their 10th straight win in the victory over the Cyclones.
The strength of the Knut brand was visible yesterday in the stuffed bears being sold next to his enclosure, the polar bear ties sported by his keepers, and the children's polar bear rucksacks.
Perhaps the short-cut question to ask yourself is this: when you set eyes on a man in a wooden teddy bear tie, is your instinct to reach for a camera or a handgun?
After the bear attacked one of his dogs, the guide clubbed the bear and tied it to a tree.
"The baited bear … tied to the stake," he says, as if reliving the scene.
