Sentence examples for bore in a from inspiring English sources

MR imaging of ex vivo brain samples was conducted using a 19 mm horizontal magnetic bore in a 7.0 Tesla Bruker Pharmascan with Paravision 4.0.

Look upon Lincoln's craggy, brooding face and realize something of the burden he bore in a country divided.

(Ignorant Jane-bashing is all the rage these days — just look at the critic Brian Sewell's declaration that Austen is a "terrible bore" in a recent interview in The Guardian).

The appeal of drunkenness falls off dramatically the more it's someone else, and not you, who's feeling soused (as anyone who ever has encountered a bore in a bar can attest).

Neither do I believe I know any bird person who would call themselves an ornithologist... Bird-spotter or bird-fancier A bird-fancier is either more appropriately applicable to a person who keeps caged birds, or it is a pathetic joke made by some bore in a pub who has just heard that you are interested in birds.

Mahmoud et al. [5], [6] investigated the effect of the rotation on plane vibrations in a transversely isotropic infinite hollow cylinder, the effect of the rotation on wave motion through a cylindrical bore in a micropolar porous cubic crystal and he investigated the effect of a magnetic field and non-homogeneity on the radial vibrations in a hollow rotating elastic cylinder.

It's like being buttonholed by a jolly, drunken bore in an English country pub.

Several to numerous flowers are borne in a terminal spike.

Seeds are borne in a capsule fruit and feature a small notched wing for wind dispersal.

"I pay all the traffic will bear in a little club," she said.

Arthur is borne in a boat over the lake to the island of Avalon.