Sentence examples for bore a name from inspiring English sources
In 1903 they built five, only one of which bore a name, the Abingdon, at 35 Charles Street.
Panels hung from the walls and ceilings, and from balcony railings above Jones; each one bore a name painted in oil, silk-screened, appliqued, spray-painted, cut out of felt, or tracked in glitter.
It has to be a burden to bear a name that has become so thoroughly reviled.
"What England have done to the game of football does not bear a name," he said.
"What England have done to the game of football does not bear a name," boomed the Buenos Aires southpaw.
Each of these manifestations bears a name of its own, but though they are addressed and treated as separate entities, they are essentially nothing but manifestations of the one spiritual being Kwoth and are themselves considered spirits and called kwoth.
In 1850 the city was renamed to honour Commodore Robert F. Stockton, who in 1846 had claimed California for the United States Stocktonn was the first incorporated city in California to bear a name that is not of Spanish or American Indian origin.
There is nothing that when we attend to it cannot bear a name, for we can make up new names.
The system typically bears a name such as the United Kingdom's National Health Service, Australia's Medicare, Canada's Medicare, and Taiwan's National Health Insurance.
Caution: Some farmers, for example most almond growers, do have their produce processed at a commercial facility, and the box may bear a name that is not the farm's.
