Sentence examples for bearing some from inspiring English sources

Older Americans are also bearing some of this burden.

Well, I come here bearing some good news and bad news about these abominations.

And Europeans aren't the only ones bearing some of the responsibility for the fate of refugees.

New wines in a restrained style are bearing some historic Napa names.

Special commissions bearing some of the characteristics of the brevet have been used in other armies.

A lady was investigating the bargain counter bearing some odds and ends of sporting apparel.

The wormy figure crawling out of "The Sick Rose" with arms outstretched is bearing some really bad news.

Ununtrium and ununpentium are thought to be metals, while ununseptium could be a metalloid – a material bearing some metallic properties.

By the late 70's, three out of 10 Americans owned a T-shirt bearing some sort of design.

This is a large bill, but Peggy and Emma were also bearing some more personal questions of mine.

In the lines, "bearing/ some of what's inside/ for all the road and its morning/ to see", the verb "bearing" doesn't simply mean "carrying": it includes a suggestion of endurance and possibly a pun on "soul-baring".