Sentence examples for bore as from inspiring English sources
But that was full bore as good as I can do, especially with a wind like that.
Others felt that it bore as much resemblance to Jackson as Blackpool's rearguard does to a Premier League defence.
Return to the Shieldlands bore as much relation to the old English epic poem as would Tolstoy to a note for the postie.
The New Yorker, February 6 , 1960P. 34 Analysis of a bore as written by himself in a lucid moment when he realizes what he is.
By John Updike The New Yorker, February 6 , 1960P. 34 Analysis of a bore as written by himself in a lucid moment when he realizes what he is.
Gable Tostee terrorised New Zealand tourist Warriena Wright so much he bore as much responsibility for her death as he would have if he had pushed her from his balcony, a jury has heard.
Others bear as many as 35,000.
It may bear as many as seven simple eyes on each side or none.
They bear as much relation to their lived reality as The Wire.
Some of them bear as much relationship to me physically as dolphins.
To broaden that context, works of other, often unfamiliar composers are brought to bear as well.
