Sentence examples for bear up with from inspiring English sources

Ticket prices are up to $70 at the gate this year, and some press coverage asked in advance how the crowds would bear up with the cost.

Some referred to women who attended the hospital during childbirth as simply those who could not bear up with the pain, rather than having a problem, thereby associating 'bearing up with the pain' with being a strong woman.

According to most participants they were more likely to "bear up with the pain" and ask for help at a later stage, as illustrated in this quote: " pregnant women who have delivered more than 3 children, they know the symptoms which come to them, that is why they bear up the pain before they expose it to somebody, some of them when the pain starts, it is 2 days before they voice it out".

Bear up with the next twenty minutes, which take a long time in establishing who the couple is (a couple of actors) and where they will next live.

China is at the hub of a "Factory Asia" supply chain, which has borne up with it the economies of places like the Philippines, Malaysia, and Vietnam.

But friends and old allies said he bore up with a dignity they remembered from his maverick Republican years in the House of Representatives from 1959 to 1965, from his turbulent years as Republican-Liberal and Liberal-Fusion mayor from 1966 to 1973, and from his fading years as a Democrat who fell far short of a presidential nomination in 1972 and a Senate nomination in 1980.

Under punishingly close scrutiny, the actors bear up remarkably well, with Ms. Seimetz uncomfortably credible as a woman whose precarious sobriety is about to become the least of her problems.

-- of the foot of the Miami Heat point guard Tim Hardaway, 33, bear up sufficiently for a series with the Knicks?

We know that the higher level of connection, the greater your resilience -- your ability to cope with stress and bear up under tough times.

Saffron crocus grows to 20 30 cm and bears up to four flowers, each with three vivid crimson stigmas, which are the distal end of a carpel.

The proximal region of the raptorial appendages of Clausocaris lithographica bears up to five enditic projections with rows of setae.