Sentence examples for bears took on from inspiring English sources

And it reminded Tedford of a locker-room scene at the Los Angeles Coliseum before the No. 7-ranked Bears took on top-ranked Southern California in 2004.

Tom battled Lions and Tigers and Bears, even took on the elements.

But with deep pockets and no worry about a lender calling in shares, professional bears might take on this target.

The statement continued: "We were harmed by the Bayou funds and those funds should bear responsibility for the actions we took on their behalf and at their direction.

The corresponding rituals clearly took on a special significance in relation to bears and became the basis for the bear ceremonies that were later widely diffused.

THE Toronto Maple Leafs have their own burden of failure, their personal cross to bear, without taking on an entire country's as well.

After the Bears took the lead on their possession, Kansas answered with Jordan Webb's 25-yard scoring pass to Tim Biere.

And if you're really itching for some good old man vs. bear conflict, you can always enjoy this delightfully photoshopped collection of pictures of NHL player Tanner Glass taking on bears.

He has never displayed an inner passion, a sense that these projects are his life mission, or a willingness to bear the pain that taking on these challenges necessarily entails.

A band of kids with unexpected abilities (bear wrestling, firefighting, welding) take on a group of bullies in this adorable Hyundai Super Bowl ad.

The ad ends with a cute shot of Big Bird in his nest, with his teddy bear, sleeping: "Mitt Romney, taking on our enemies no matter where they nest".