Moreover, the syntactical structure of the language bears a striking resemblance to later usages.
It's a job that was long associated with Bob Hope, to whom Kimmel bears a passing resemblance, and later with Johnny Carson, one of his heroes.
Americans were told that the Serbs in that war were oppressors while Albanians were victims: a mythology that bears a strong resemblance to later American reports of the guilty Sunnis and innocent Shiites of Iraq.
Later, she bears a letter from Robbie to Cecilia: a note of apology, except that Robbie, fool that he is, writes two notes and by mistake sends the wrong one — an obscene declaration of desire, which Briony promptly reads.
Boy is Boyet Hernandez, the flamboyant Filipino "fashion terrorist" whom Mr. Gilvarry invented and who, he later learned, bears a striking resemblance to the real-life Bryan Boy, a flamboyant Filipino fashion blogger.
The later thought of Wittgenstein bears a similar relation to the Tractatus as Heidegger bears to Husserl.
Snyder was an assistant coach at Notre Dame under Frank Leahy in 1942 before returning to play for the Bears a year later for another league championship.
Her first marriage, at 18, was unhappy and brief; she later bore a daughter out of wedlock.
In this aim he failed, for Marie-Caroline de Bourbon-Sicile, duchesse de Berry, seven months later bore a son, whom the royalists hailed as "the miracle child".
His first marriage, at age 16 to Maria of Portugal, bore a potential heir, Don Carlos, later the subject of the Verdi opera that bears his name.
