Sentence examples for bore one of the from inspiring English sources

In fact, only about 2% (one out of 40 larvae) bore one of the two strains at more than twofold higher number than the other (Fig. 3B).

Usually a group would be enjoyable, since one on one might bore one of the players.

He bore one of the first two sets of heraldic arms in England: three gold chevrons on a red shield.

The running backs coach, though, bears one of the best-known names in football history: Lombardi.

Hans Riegel, who has died aged 90 of heart failure, devoted his life to the company that bears one of the great names of confectionery – Haribo.

Artocarpus heterophyllus (jackfruit) bears one of the largest known edible fruits and has been cultivated for centuries throughout much of southern Asia.

Bearing one of the oldest names in the early-music field, and one of the most reliable, the Academy is conducted by its founder, Christopher Hogwood, in two Mozart piano concertos -- the C minor and the C major (K. 467) -- together with the D major Rondo (K. 382), all with Robert Levin playing the solos and extemporizing cadenzas.

The Cylinder bears one of the "great declarations of a human aspiration," comparable to the American Constitution and Magna Carta.

The things-get-better lyrics from Divinity who bears one of the most celebrated set of vocal chords in his hometown are a little more direct than usual Omar's fare, but it's nice to see him embrace a little cheese.

The paper bore one of Ms. Reinhart's hallmarks: a vast web of data, compiled from 20 countries over several decades.

Custom-designed dinner plates bear one of Ponti's drawings of the house in gold.