Sentence examples for bears to make from inspiring English sources
Obviously, it would be environmentally disastrous if everyone started shucking polar bears to make their hides into dressing gowns.
Which reminds one of the shop-worn Wall Street observation: "I have known bulls to make money and I have known bears to make money, but I never knew of a hog making money".
"Every nuance he could bring to bear to make a film real, he'd do it.
Her plain melodies and simple lyrics serve the confessions people usually can't bear to make.
We cannot forgive ourselves for ever having acted stupidly; we cannot bear to make a mistake.
For another $3 you can equip your bear to make a prerecorded sound when squeezed; for $8 you can make a recording, which the bear will repeat.
"Lincoln" leads the Oscars with a dozen nominations — spread among many who are already nominees and winners many times over — but it was a bear to make, even for professionals at the top of their field.
Result: a titanium-encased, 32-inch wireless robot that could descend 5 miles of oil well bore to make repairs, carry loads and withstand a temperature of 302 degrees Fahrenheit and a pressure of 10,000 pounds per square inch.
"We've a board of trustees made up of a number of various businessmen with lots of various skills and we want to bring that to bear to make this a really commercial organisation that's focused on developing leisure facilities for people from within Torfaen.
Or was he asked, as the government's Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Jewell suggested on Radio Wales this morning, to write an arm's length report which set out the clinical case for change and bring his expertise to bear to make the case for change and deliver the killer argument for the government, and the health boards' case?
The result was a titanium-encased, 80-centimeter wireless robot that could go eight kilometers down an oil-well bore to make repairs; it could carry loads and withstand a temperature of 150 degrees Celsius and a pressure of 700 kilograms per square centimeter.
