Sentence examples for bears to play from inspiring English sources

The U.C. Regents had ordered the campus either to fix the stadium — it sits on top of the Hayward fault in a ravine above the Berkeley campus — or to find a new place for the Bears to play.

So was the chance for the Bears to play on their own ground.

As with anything, you need to be sure that the hobby doesn't creep over into your career, lest you find yourself training bears to play cribbage during the workday.

Or getting Eskimos and polar bears to play Jenga.

Twenty years after her death I still can't bear to play it, so all I've ever heard is scraps.

Londonderry felt that he was destined to lead and he could not bear to play "a minor fiddle in the band".

The latter's First Symphony is "ugly and pretentious"; his Second, "dull, ugly, gauch" [sic]; his Trio in A Minor, "foul – I can scarcely bear to play it".

For several months, he could not bear to play the ballads Jones most loved from him -- "Skylark," "Danny Boy," "A Stranger on the Shore".

Many of the top players cannot bear to play unless there is a competitive aspect, and a round with friends for pure enjoyment is unthinkable.

However popular the Mansion of Happiness was with the parents who purchased it, many of the game boards that survive in archives are in such suspiciously good condition that at least one historian has wondered whether children — who must, invariably, have been given the game as a gift — could ever bear to play it.

However popular the Mansion of Happiness was with the parents who purchased it, many of the game boards that survive in archives are in such suspiciously good condition that at least one historian has wondered whether children who must, invariably, have been given the game as a gift could ever bear to play it.