Sentence examples for bore nearest to from inspiring English sources

The camera was mounted on the head side of the scanner bore, nearest to the LCD screen.

Dr. W. J. Hamilton, Jr., Professor of Zoology at Cornell and the state's most eminent mamalogist, said that he had never previously heard of a wild bear nearer to N.Y.C. than the Catskills.

He said that too little was known about the condition of the well bore near the bottom — whether, for instance, it had been enlarged by the high-pressure flow of oil over the past two months.

A tray, also found at Lelang and dated correspondingly to 69 ce, bears near the rim a small painting of Xiwangmu, Queen Mother of the West, sitting with an attendant or visitor on her fairy mountain.

The first four have wide green or brownish green leaves with red or gold veins borne near the base of the plant.

The flowers are rather remarkable looking with the stamens opposite the sepals borne on the outer edge of the hypanthium disk and the stamens opposite the petals borne near the base of the ovary.

As such, goals in biodiversity informatics, once reached, should bear near-term, exciting, and novel fruit.

President Sebastián Piñera said the paper message was tied to a drill that rescuers used to bore through to the area near an underground shelter where the miners are located.

But she was so sensitive to smell -- and scent was so distorted to her -- that she could not bear to be near her daughters.

The sight of a used syringe and a teddy bear lying poetically near to each other, apparently moved the then Conservative leader so much that it led him to conceive of the most radical changes to welfare provision in modern British political history.

The plan was first to search for polar bears near the sea, later to go dogsledding.