'bear war' is not correct and usable in written English.
You would not use 'bear war' in any context in written English.
You might not think it, to look at these cuddly pictures, but the prospect of a polar bear "war" was looming large over Germany yesterday.
Many of the armed females bear war injuries, just like their male counterparts: arrows embedded in bones, ribs slashed in sword fights, and skull wounds from pointed battle-axes.
They say a continent that has long borne war, famine and poverty on its back will stand tall and show a new face to the world.
Six days after being accused of waging a bore war campaign, Saracens started the new year as they had finished the old one, winning, and by a considerable distance.
And though it could be argued that Mr. Watanabe's timing for a collection of military tunics and breeches was off, making this something of a bore war, his choice of music -- the whistled parade themes of war movies -- jibed nicely with the perverse innocence of his snug English cottage prints.
"A 400-pound carnivore," as Ross described him on TV, he was a mountainous Samoan whose face bore war paint and who barely spoke except to scream at the crowd.
The legal dispute that is the focus of Judge Harhoff's letter and that has led to sharp language in dissents is the degree of responsibility that senior military leaders should bear for war crimes committed by their subordinates.
But if we have not found and already destroyed them with a precise instrument like the U.N. Special Commission (the weapons inspectors), how do we propose to do so with blunt instruments like bombs, troops and the terror that is borne by war?
Maybe we'll leave for a few days around then; I can't bear yet another war".
Daniel Pearl's drive to bear witness to war was our gain; sadly, he lost his life doing his job.
The survivors of this long war bear its scars, some physical, some psychological, some visible, some unseen.
