I would bear it through my life.
Meant to be carried on the head, it was designed to be seen in motion as a woman bore it through the village and climbed down a ladder to enter her home through an opening in the roof.
his piano was his cross and he bore it through windy city december, from hubbard street down to west belmont, his face reflecting neon light, his body buzzing with the notes of the trumpets like a hot vibrato on his skin.
He hopes offering them his options will help motivate those workers to grin and bear it through the current economic downturn.
I pushed them harder than I've pushed them before, and I reminded them that lots of photo shoots during their careers will be challenging mentally and physically -- in order to be a great model they needed to have the strength to grin and bear it through the pain.
With movements precise as clockwork they lifted the coffin, still draped with the Union Flag, and carrying the emblems of the Garter, and step by step bore it on their shoulders through the wide railway-van doors, placing it gently on a catafalque built inside.
Apart from being one of the most trusted news sources for America's young people, Stewart has left an indelible impression on the world of late night TV, the legitimacy of comedy in political conversation, and helped us all grin and bear it through this less than stellar decade-and-a-half.
These estimates do not include the costs of acquiring land, nor the expense of maintaining a fence that is exposed to constant efforts by illegal crossers to bore through it or under it or to bring it down.
As Boswell screamed and shouted and kicked at the bear, "it bit straight through his brand new boot as if it were a carpet slipper", Bullock said.
When the time comes, just bear through it.
