Sentence examples for bore before the from inspiring English sources

Some of its respectable present inhabitants had suggested changing its name to Good Boys Street or even Chartron Street, the name it bore before the 13th century.

The use of polymer also reduces the complete piling cycle as it does not require flushing of the bore before concreting.

In some of the burghs of Scotland, the halberd is retained as the symbol of authority borne before the magistrates on public occasions.

Several months separated the publication of the first and second volumes, and there was then a further delay, almost too tense to bear, before the fate of Frodo Baggins was disclosed in the third.

Deductible levels are minimum amounts of expenditure that the insured person must bear before the insurer subsidizes care.

Yet another reason is that the facts that determine whether a constitutional provision applies may be very different from facts like a person's age or the amount of the grocery bill; constitutional facts may require judges to understand the meaning that the facts may bear before the judges can figure out what to make of them.

A better understanding of the life-long risk factor burden that participants bear before the time of diabetes diagnosis can enable us to identify those at greatest risk for ultimate development of CVD.

Speculation that fellow players may take a dim view of Dyson's actions has not been borne out before the HSBC Golf Championship in Abu Dhabi, his first appearance since the hearing.

Yet a number of other interesting details bear watching before the vote.

Almost half of Liberian girls marry and bear children before the age of 18, and few attend school.

But this cave belonged to the bears before the humans came, and was returned to them after humans' temporary visit.