Sentence examples for bore enough from inspiring English sources

They were especially abundant in Carroll Gardens, where everyone with a spare foot of soil grew a lush tree that bore enough fruit to share with friends and relatives.

Bearing enough moisture to spill a yard of new snow.

The sprayed fruits and vegetables, if not washed, may also bear enough arsenic to be potentially toxic to the consumer.

Hearst endures, instead, in "Citizen Kane," a 1941 film that bears enough of a resemblance to Lundberg's book that Lundberg sued.

He rarely does so, however, as there are often too few plants of a given species in one place to bear enough seeds.

The spells aren't junctioned, nor can they be drawn from enemies, but it bears enough of a similarity to VIII to be worth noting.

In the same way, she said, objects like cinnamon buns, rocky outcroppings and cloud formations may set off face radar if they bear enough resemblance to actual faces.

Dressed in the familiar flat hat and low-heeled boots, Brown's Poppins bears enough of a sartorial resemblance to Andrews's iconic version that the audience is with her before she even opens her mouth.