Sentence examples for bear wind from inspiring English sources

Chu: Forcing people to save is a cost that I am willing to bear; Wind Drives Growing Use of Batteries; Fix the Farm, Not the Salmon; U.S. energy policy a "serious threat" to economic, national security; Pollution makes quarter of China water unusable: ministry; B.C.'s carbon tax is looking like a winner two years later; Cap-and-Trade is a Republican market solution; State Dept.

Or, even better, an escape plan just in case someone you really can't bear winds up at No 10.

When the pain proves too much to bear, she winds up on the examination table of a local doctor who, after verifying that the fetus is intact, sends her home with a prescription for penicillin and a plea, "Don't tell me where you're going, I don't want to know".

Is it possible the spores were not actually brought into Britain by careless trade but were borne by wind across the North Sea? "It's possible, but the chance of that is absolutely minuscule," says Dr Stephen Woodward of the University of Aberdeen, who has been studying forest pathology for 30 years.

We summarize evidence for several groups of terrestrial organisms that have successfully dispersed over the Indian Ocean islands being borne with wind or carried on oceanic rafts.

Seeds are borne in wind-dispersed achenes.

Polar bears, chill winds, and psychological turbulence all round.

It's as elegant as a sonnet; it seems to be borne on winds wintry yet humanist, and yet the song calmly deals with thoughts of alienation and paranoia, and responds to them…sweetly.

With the 1.2 GPa wire, a series of three coils with 26 mm bore were wound that performed well above expectation.

The region slopes downward from the Aravalli Range in the northeast to the Luni River basin in the southeast, where rocks above the sandy surface bear evidence of wind erosion.

As desperate as newspapers are for advertising revenue, did they really need to carry a recent Sunday insert with an ad from a company called Direct Source for a plush teddy bear that "breaks wind" and carries a vulgar name?