Sentence examples for bore in from from inspiring English sources

The new Rangers captain, Chris Drury, bore in from the right wing but was stopped by Kolzig.

The opposite of elusive, Mr. Enright's current solo show bears in on us from all sides.

These meetings bore in on issues from Iraqi missile movements to the positioning of American forces.

A field of cameras bore in on Mr. Quinn, 60, from every angle as he addressed reporters on his first full day as the new governor of Illinois.

It was a day when more than 500 members of Olympic and Paralympic Team GB, including 69 medallists from Beijing, were borne in triumph from the City to Trafalgar Square on 12 floats, with the people getting their chance to cheer the heroes of 2008 and perhaps young Londoners their inspiration to do likewise in 2012.

It will then be borne in procession from St Clement Danes to St Paul's.

Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" had the air of an urgent report, borne in desperation from a distant land.

Nurses and midwives, it says, need to bear in mind from the outset that they must maintain a dignified and arms-length relationship with the public.

For those heading to the beach, bear in mind that from California to New York City, beaches rent or lend free of charge special wheelchairs equipped to navigate sand and even float in the ocean.

However, it is important to bear in mind that, from a cognitive perspective, the concept of DMN was based on resting-state PET and fMRI data [55], [56].

In recent years, those in zoos have brought attention to the threat bears in the wild face from hunters and changes in their environment.