Sentence examples for bears rose from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a mountain of teddy bears rose up from the cracked concrete outside the Dawsons' home.

So we were startled when both bears rose up on their hind legs and started 'boxing' and 'wrestling'," they told BBC Earth.

Below that point the investor will bear rising losses should shares fall further.

But it remains that the deficit nations were forced to bear rising unemployment and vice versa as the trade imbalances resolved.

My 6-year-old son is being taught meditation at school by learning how to focus on the teddy bear rising and falling on his stomach as he breathes.

The issue of polar bear protection rose again in December after the U.S. Interior Department defended in federal court its decision to classify the animals as "threatened".

Called "cute Knut" by the German media, the polar bear quickly rose to global fame as a fluffy, cuddly cub rejected by his mother when he was born in captivity, on 5 December 2006.

It was a beautiful coincidence that the bear community rose to prominence in America as I entered adulthood.

"The whole point of sharing risks and resources across the UK is that it is right and proper that the British welfare state bears the rising cost of Scottish pensions as the number of old people will rise from 1 million to 1.3 million," he will say.

Polls bear out rising frustration.

It shows, he says, how a slow growing Scottish working-age population would otherwise have to bear the rising costs of pensions alone.