Sentence examples for bears the previous from inspiring English sources
Our boat driver, Owen Green, said he'd seen half a dozen bears the previous day, but it took some searching before we saw our first, munching on high-protein sedge grass.
Most Giants today thought Sunday's mistakes were correctable, but several of them acknowledged that these same mistakes had been overlooked in a 14-7 victoverover the Chicago Bears the previous week.
He had interviewed for five head coaching jobs — including with the Bears — the previous offseason.
This gives them the opportunity not just to bear the previous traditions and culture, as most people taught, but a chance to celebrate new achievements; they can be freer because their idols are already broken down.
The former is an annual herb with simple roots, while the latter is a perennial herb with woody, branched roots and often bears the remains of the previous year's stems.
A delightful 10-minute ferry journey from Circular Quay, Cockatoo is the largest of Sydney's nine harbour islands and still bears the scars from its previous incarnations as a penal settlement and shipyard.
This halal restaurant — still under a marquee that bears the name of a previous tenant, Choopan Grill — is a solid and interesting addition to this corridor between Princeton and New Brunswick that is home to regional Indian, Pakistani, Thai and Vietnamese restaurants.
It is concerned with positive association between Ca2+ and ({text{HCO}}_{3}^) which is thought to indicate the process of carbonate dissolution on certain locations which bear out the previous published scientific results by Terzic et al. (2010).
He did not mention Chechnya, but the attack bore the characteristics of previous bombings attributed to the separatist war there.
Although no group has claimed responsibility for the bombing, the government attributed it to the Tigers, saying it bore the hallmarks of previous rebel assaults.
The bombing, experts said, also bore the hallmarks of previous suicide bombings carried out by the group: a symbolic target, many civilian casualties, an aim to provoke violence in opposing groups.
