Sentence examples for bear to join from inspiring English sources

In her slim and jaunty new graphic novella, "These Things Ain't Gonna Smoke Themselves," the cartoonist Emily Flake riffs on her perverse, self-destructive habit for an audience of willful creative types like herself who know cigarettes are bad for them but can't bear to join the ranks of safe, tedious noninhalers.

He had also been approached by the Denver Pioneers and the Maine Black Bears to join their school teams, but ultimately chose Michigan.

Later that year, in December 1993, Kariya left his college team, the Maine Black Bears, to join the Canadian national team in preparation for the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway.

The feasibility to cooperate that a household perceives is determined on the costs that it needs to bear in order to join the cooperation and its willingness to pay the costs.

Kazmaier was drafted by the Chicago Bears but declined to join the team, or any other one.

Also the minimum salary levels set by the Home Office that immigrants must attain if they want to bring their families here to join them bear no relation to the economic climate in Scotland.

In 1902, the president accepted an initiation by Mississippi Governor Andrew H. Longino to join a bear hunting expedition in the Mississippi Delta.

And in May this year his goodwill gestures towards China bore fruit: Taiwan was asked to join the World Health Organisation (WHO) as an observer, under the name "Chinese Taipei".

The author stated that the decision to integrate e-learning "was not borne out of a desire to join an elite club of technologically savvy universities but was out of the need to solve practical problems related to access and the quality of learning experiences" (p. 84).

The Campaign for Better Transport and the Association of British Commuters are staging a protest march in London next Wednesday, calling on passengers to join them to bear a giant letter of protest against the failing Southern franchise to the rail minister.

A while back, not only did I visit the mysterious place but, sans wetsuit, dove head-first into the frigid water there to join the ultimate polar bear club.