Sentence examples for bore from from inspiring English sources

Other than his eye problems, I do not know what other scars Edward bore from his battle with smallpox.

He made a speech of welcome, speaking of the value to the cause of comrades who bore from within.

You probably know John Ratzenberger best as Cliff, the bar bore from one of the most successful sitcoms of the Eighties, Cheers.

He made a speech of welcome and introduction, speaking of the value to the cause of comrades who bore from within.

Programmer loyalty seems the only explanation for the inclusion of "Night and Day," a meandering, bloated bore from the South Korean director Hong Sang-soo.

As the story goes, he suggested to Don Cox, a district ranger, that they might as well cut the tree down so that he could count its rings and retrieve his bore from its trunk.

We were borne from a desire for free artistic expression.

"It is a reckless verdict that was borne from anger".

But what was originally borne from improvisation and a desire to live simply is now borne from unimaginable mountains of cash.

Is medical students' disease really such a problem, borne from overly anxious and stressed future doctors?

I'm talking about a concept borne from exhaustion and desperation.