Sentence examples for bore it better from inspiring English sources

She twisted her pelvis and suffered multiple bruises and cuts, but she bore it better than her co-star.

"I think I could have borne it better had Miss Cartland not been so common-minded, so salacious and so illiterate," she wrote.

She sounds, by the way, equally brilliant in person, grumpily describing her fans "obviously feeble-minded" and launching a blistering attack on Barbara Cartland for alleged plagiarism ("I think I could have borne it better had Miss Cartland not been so common-minded, so salacious and so illiterate").

It is going to get boring, but my suggestion to you would be to grin and bear it until something better comes your way.

Historically DB pensions were thought to be a way of allocating risk to the party that can better bear it.

As he argues in Some Thoughts, "the only fence against the world is a thorough knowledge of it, into which a young gentleman should be entered by degrees as he can bear it, and the earlier the better".

But it should be in a better position to bear it.

If they start to insult you or your bear, it's better to just avoid them.

#XFactor Cee loo green is outfit goals lol  #XFactor Looks like a flower power teddy bear Who wore it better?

We arrived finally at a place for lunch, a downscale coveside hotel perched on a gently lapping bay, the water's bland currents and and comforting pollution putting the Mediterranean, now devilish and deep as a siren's kiss, back into the hands of those that were born to it and better borne by it.

The sandstone of the Middle Bakken retained the shape of the drill bore better than the Bakken shale.