Sentence examples for bears this name from inspiring English sources

Here is what it says: The Future We Want is not to be found in the document that bears this name.

The country that now bears this name was the politically and militarily dominant west; the more densely populated east was a very different place.

A large but inconspicuous constellation in the spring sky also bears this name.

Original sin is for him not real sin, but rather it bears this name only insofar as it has its origin in Adam's sin and insofar as it displeases God (RW IV, 47 f).

The first naval ship to bear this name was launched in 1587.

(Although Goya was deafened by a near-fatal malady that struck in 1792, the house already bore this name when he bought it).

So it is that the new BMW M5, the fifth car to bear this name, has a CO2 rating of 232g/km, whereas its predecessor, powered by a screaming V10 engine but producing slightly less power ("just" 507bhp) scored 357g/km.

When bacteria gang up to form the continuous sheets that bear this name they are far harder to kill with antibiotics than when they just float around as individual cells.

The first ruler of Viennois in southeastern France to bear this name was Guigues IV Dauphin in the 12th century; the name was borne so regularly by his successors that it came to be taken for a title peculiar to rulers of Viennois.

The main airfield at Guadalcanal was named Henderson Field after him in August 1942; two civil airports also bear this name.

Since there are no other places in Britain which bear this name, despite country-wide tree felling, it is much more likely to be because it lies on the eastern descent of a Fell, which rises from Team Valley in the west to Low Fell, then still rising to High Fell, before descending down to the Tyne through Felling.