Sentence examples for bore faraway from inspiring English sources
The Nets bore faraway looks against the Milwaukee Bucks, and their 3-pointers, put-backs, hook shots and layups never found their way through the basket at the Bradley Center.
The mug, a Christmas present to a little boy in a faraway century, bore the proud crest of Manchester United.
The term "climate change" may bring to mind images of stranded polar bears in faraway places, but the globe's changing weather also has serious and immediate health consequences for human beings — especially those who live in poor and developing countries.
These involuntary participants bore the brunt of conquest in faraway continents – death by drowning in ships that never arrived, death at the hands of indigenous peoples who refused to submit, death in foreign battles for which they bore no responsibility, death by cholera and yellow fever, the two great plagues of empire.
"I mean to bolt wings to the settee of the armchair traveler and bear him aloft to a faraway world of stuck-up rich couples with two matched Afghans impatiently waiting in the portecochre of a six-star hotel for the chauffeur to bring round their Hispano-Suiza landaulet, and all like that".
In fact, many Americans would consider it highly American for those living under tyrannical regimes in faraway places to keep and bear arms, even unlawful, secret arms.
He used to have that faraway look in his eyes.
A few entrepreneurs, led by Mr. Lay, conceived a different model in which power could be sold by generators or middlemen to big corporate users or utilities in faraway regions, at whatever price the market would bear.
