Sentence examples for bore a tag from inspiring English sources

Each tiny body bore a tag giving its species and when and where it was collected.

By E. S. Brager and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 1 , 1941P. 7 Gimbl's Hearst sale: Coming upon a set of silver spoons which had tiny human figures on their handles and bore a tag describing them as "early seventeen-century Dutch," a lady asked a salesgirl if they were apostle spoons.

One machete, taken to court by a homeless woman who claimed to trim her garden with it, still bore a price tag from a nearby store: $5.99.

He didn't think it could be very valuable-but when he flipped it over he saw it bore a price tag reading $8,966.

A seasonal risotto with shavings of white truffle was perhaps the biggest disappointment: it bore a price tag of $28 and had little of the expected earthy fragrance.

The late-1890's confection, made by the Heywood-Wakefield Company, bore a price tag of $3,800 -- until the impact left its oak top in three pieces and many of its whimsical details wrecked.

One woman posted on Mr. Oddo's Facebook page to say that her mother-in-law had died in her Staten Island home during the storm, and the house, which bore a red tag, had been looted soon afterward.

The fancy plush friend bore a price tag of $80.

In 2014, Mr. Simons introduced a collection of men's wear designed jointly with his friend, the Los Angeles artist Sterling Ruby, a partnership so thoroughgoing that, for that season, all of the clothes bore a new logo tag, with both men's names.

But nothing actually bears a price tag.

The engineered azurin bears a polyhistidine tag at its C-terminus.