The tale ends in heaping treasure chests for all, borne home on the unicorn's back.
New York is a tough city, particularly for restaurants, a fact borne home this week by a spate of relatively high-profile closings.
By Andrea Thompson August 12, 2008 New York is a tough city, particularly for restaurants, a fact borne home this week by a spate of relatively high-profile closings.
— Andrea Thompson New York is a tough city, particularly for restaurants, a fact borne home this week by a spate of relatively high-profile closings.
This was borne home one freezing winter day when the school's heat failed and she arrived in class to find her 14-year-old students in coats and scarves but no boots to warm their feet.
Not for the first time, it was borne home to Him that omnipotence is limited by l'embarras du choix.
Laura and Euna were fortunate -- not just for being released, but for being alive, a fact also borne home today with the broadcast of the confession to the kidnapping, rape and murder of Atwar Bahjat, a presenter on Al-Arabiya television.
Among critics' worries: the tests might disclose to a migrant worker that some of the children his wife bore back home in his absence were not his.
After a long day of holy baby Jesus, I would barely have the energy to light the multicoloured candles my father bore proudly home from Paddington.
