Sentence examples for bore instant from inspiring English sources

Each bore instant gratification of gargantuan proportions — four 25-foot evergreens, trussed and burlapped.

It is gratifying to report that our exposé has borne instant fruit.

For years after his YC summer with Loopt, he couldn't bear instant ramen or Starbucks' coffee ice cream, which he'd subsisted on; now those flavors fill him with longing.

The partnership won't bear instant fruit for SumUp on the customer acquisition front but as and when Revel Systems builds up its customer base in the region, SumUp will also make gains.

Griner quickly doused any ideas that she would not return for another season at Baylor, making the Bears instant favorites again next year, writes Christine Brennan in USA Today, because not a single senior was among Baylor's significant players.

Hughes' travails spring to some extent from that; he was the manager the Sheikh inherited, and Khaldoon, and his strategic advisor, Simon Pearce, seem to be torn about what to do with him and with the club itself; between their commitment to loyalty and to long-term planning and the instinct to see their money bear instant results.

The former pair wouldn't even know how to shoot a cuff prior to savouring a fine malt and getting a well-tailored leg over with an obliging spy-strumpet from a developing nation (the sexual and racial politics of Britain's most successful genre export don't bear an instant's scrutiny).

Some disliked its jaunty attitude to Hitlerian occupation and racial and sexual stereotyping; others enjoyed its unremittingly daffy characters, such as the tall gendarme who, for reasons that don't bear an instant's scrutiny, spoke to everybody in scarcely comprehensible Franglais, offering apercus such as: "It's a gid loof, if you don't wicken".

That image, that instant, bore itself permanently into my memory.

His fetching solo debut, in 2002, bore the title "Instant Vintage," which sums up his golden ideal.

Most people involved in the cap-and-trade process talk about their polar-bear moment — the instant when they realized the earth is imperiled.