Sentence examples for bore because from inspiring English sources
"I didn't want to go full bore because one never knows if this is a bubble and when the bubble might burst".
Long after Murphy's death, her friend Sybille Bedford puzzled over her unfinished opus: "What's the use of being brilliant, if you sit at a cafe all day and are considered the greatest bore because you don't know when to stop talking and never write anything down?" At least Mercedes de Acosta excelled at something.
The use of these chemicals has been a source of concern to regulators and environmentalists who worry that some of them could find their way out of a well bore — because of above-ground spills, underground failures of well casing or migration through layers of rock — and into nearby sources of drinking water.
It was the only position she could bear, because of her lumbago.
The additional workload that affected employees must bear because of the change initiative.
His fears were harder to bear because his supposed faith should have relieved him of them.
The tragedies that befall the Gaults are difficult to bear, because no one is clearly accountable.
Often called koala bears because of their cuddly teddy-bear appearance, they are of course marsupials – and can be aggressive.
Higher inflation also makes debts easier to bear, because they can be repaid with money that is worth less.
Perhaps the rumoured Miliband rivalry is especially hard for both brothers to bear because they know each other so intimately.
It was particularly hard to bear because I knew that Dawn was next door and that she wasn't well.
