Sentence examples for bears years of from inspiring English sources

But the building's intricate copper cornice was not cleaned, and thus still bears years of a rather lovely oxidation.

Investors, having borne years of simmering discontent, are taking fright.

"These bears, year-round, are some of the most pampered animals on the planet.

It also offers more straight-ahead fashion-obsessive items, like the sport-jersey shirts by Les Plus Dorés NYC that bear the names and birth years of fashion designers: MARGIELA 57, PHILO 73.

Some African-Americans harbor anti-Semitic attitudes borne of years of conflict, he said, but not enough to change the vote of a constituency that is usually solidly Democratic.

While unable to lend the project the kind of gravitas that Cash had as a performer, Diamond brings to bear his years of songwriting experience.

With a confidence borne of years of Tabasco abuse, I've plumped for the double-X chilli, a mid-strength choice that is awarded a "beware" on the menu.

Pennsylvania Congressman Thaddeus Stevens, a radical, warned that if Lincoln like Seward ignored the Republican platform and tried to purchase peace through concessions, he would retire, as too old to bear the years of warfare in the Republican Party that would result.

A poster showing 365 pictures of Gordon Brown will carry a strapline with words which are expected to ask: "Could you really bear another year of this?" The decision to turn to Saatchi indicates that the Tories believe they need to adopt a more aggressive approach.

Some 1797 dies were re-engraved with an 8 over the final 7 (catalogued as 1798/7), to allow them to bear the year of issue; coins struck from them are the only 1798-dated eagles.

"This country couldn't have borne five more years of Labour".