Sentence examples for bears recalling from inspiring English sources
It also bears recalling the fates of some of Manhattan's other formerly low-key shopping areas, like NoLIta, Bleecker Street and the meatpacking district.
Maurice Sugar represents a force in American life that bears recalling in these barren years of plant closings.
It bears recalling that using disaggregated data at a provincial level is not commonplace in this type of work and it is indeed less usual than concentrating on regional data, thereby rendering our results more original in this regard.
3. It also bears recalling that the Real Growth and the Zero-Real Growth scenarios in the PWB have been designed to ensure a balanced response to the main longer-term orientations in the Strategic Framework, and are closely derived from the substantive content of the Medium Term Plan 2004-09.
His former teammate Johnny Morris, a leading receiver for the Bears, recalled in an interview Sunday how he "had pretty good speed for a linebacker" and "was as effective against the pass as the run".
It may bear recalling that the former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan — who presided placidly over the fraudulent housing bubble leading to the 2008 meltdown — is a lifelong Rand disciple, devoted to the dogmatic view that markets are always and everywhere self-regulating.
Mr. Hébert (pronounced A-bear) recalled that Mr. Lay prodded him to back a national push for retail competition in the energy business and a faster pace in opening up access to the electricity transmission grid to companies like Enron.
Fortunately, a helpful bear recalls seeing the two foxes and directs the kids to the fox family home; once [End Page 266] there, the girl negotiates a satisfactory resolution for everyone.
The Vancouver Sun, which first ran a story about the bear-killing in 2013, quoted one local resident who remembered the bear well, recalling how he would come within 160ft of humans in a search for food.
"There was a constant danger of polar bears," he recalls.
This is why Manning shredded us in the second half of the championship last January, why the Walsh-Montana 49ers more or less always beat Mike Ditka's and Daddy Ryan's Bears — anyone recall the '89 title game? — and this is why a first-ballot Hall of Famer like Mr. Bundchen (as he was called around this house, briefly, just before the game started) flourishes in our faces.
