Sentence examples similar to bore half from inspiring English sources

It's all such a crushing bore, half-Kafka and half-Solzhenitsyn.

The museum's cost will be borne half by the federal government and half through private donations.

Under existing rules the Department of Communities and Local Government would bear half of the costs and the rest would be spread between local authorities.

And he thinks mediators such as former UN secretary-general Kofi Annan have encouraged Eta to think it only bears half the blame.

The muscles and tendons of a dog are similar to those of a human; however, a dog's upper body muscles bear half the weight of the entire body and are better developed than a human's.

Her decor is a cheerful mix of grown-up taste and family life: one table holds a vast white orchid and tomes of fashion photography; another bears half of a Frozen-themed cake, leftover from Harper's party.

It finds pensioners have been protected, but families with children (32% of working-age families) have borne half the cost of tax and benefit changes and almost two-thirds of spending cuts.

Pensioners have been protected but families with children (32% of working-age families) bear half the cost of tax and benefit changes and almost two-thirds of spending cuts.

The mode estimate is full shifting 1.0 elasticity), while in Anglo-Saxon, Continental and Mediterranean economies workers seem to bear half of the tax burden 0.5 .9 Are these differences statistically significant?

For example, when London demanded Hong Kong bear half of the expenses of the British military stationed in Hong Kong, the colony could never say no.

There is bipartisan support for sparing the military, which bore one-half of the cuts under sequestration.