Sentence examples for bore than from inspiring English sources

Modern instruments are considerably narrower in bore than earlier ones.

Modern instruments are also wider in bore than early ones.

And Elie Chouraqui's strained neutrality would much rather bore than offend.

The heckelphone, with a larger reed and bore than the hautbois baryton, has a distinctive tone that is rather heavy in the low register.

It has three valves, a wider bore than the cornet, and is usually pitched in B♭, occasionally in C. It was invented in Austria in the 1830s.

"True, Oscar has been less than scintillating before, but has it ever felt like more of a padded bore than it did Sunday night?

"He brings a lot more to bear than his predecessors, who knew nothing about Iraq.

Armitage finds this initial joy "harder to bear than the weight of the grief".

Yet drug prices in America often have more to do with what the market will bear than anything else.

But the living skeletons in their striped pyjamas were in some way more difficult to bear than the dead.

His own death, he said, would be much easier to bear than the death of his wife, eight years ago, had been.