Sentence examples for bears a name from inspiring English sources
Each of these manifestations bears a name of its own, but though they are addressed and treated as separate entities, they are essentially nothing but manifestations of the one spiritual being Kwoth and are themselves considered spirits and called kwoth.
We're on our way again, away, along the Money Road, past grand houses & porte cochères set back from the lane, over the bridge to find markers of what's no more there — even the underpass bears a name.
The system typically bears a name such as the United Kingdom's National Health Service, Australia's Medicare, Canada's Medicare, and Taiwan's National Health Insurance.
"I can't do nothing knowing that a school in our district bears a name of a member of the KKK," Serna said.
As Salt Creek to the south bears a name of similar meaning, and that the "Arroyo Salada" Storm Channel occupies the lower section of the prehistoric Sulphur Creek watershed, there is further proof by salt concentrations that the two watersheds were once linked (see Watershed).
How long will the NFL continue to do nothing, zero, as one of its teams bears a name that inflicts so much pain on Native Americans?" Snyder has been adamant that he won't change the name of his team, but has tried to soften public opinion by donating to Native American charities.
It has to be a burden to bear a name that has become so thoroughly reviled.
"What England have done to the game of football does not bear a name," he said.
In 1903 they built five, only one of which bore a name, the Abingdon, at 35 Charles Street.
June 3, 2007 4:29 p.m. Class of 2007, soon to bear a name yet greater, I greet you with a paternal affection.
