The phrase "bore by" is a valid part of English grammar and can be used in various contexts.
For example, you could say, "The storm was slowly bore by." This means that the storm slowly passed.
"Indeed, poetry in schools is often seen as 'a problem' by many teachers and as a bore by many pupils.
The testing was interrupted to check for fatigue crack initiation in the bore by means of a proprietary vibration monitor.
Thirteen cup-shaped brass keys are mounted by rod-axles into brass pillars, which are anchored to the bore by means of brass plates.
McKesson & Robbins annual calendar for 1938 bore, by an almost intolerable incidence, a mass of astrological information as well as photographs of movie stars who indorse products.
The youngest of the seven mostly criminal and largely dysfunctional children his mother bore by the age of 19, Lionel works at "the very hairiest end of debt collection".
SAN FRANCISCO -- The California Legislature approved on Thursday a $20 million payment to Jaycee Dugard, who was kidnapped as an 11-year-old and held captive for 18 years, and the two children she bore by her abductor.
