Sentence examples for bore to keep from inspiring English sources

Thor will sometimes need to do things with both hands; it would be a bore to keep having to put the hammer down, and he scorns a Batman-style utility belt.

The financial burdens their parents bore to keep them on the ice were crippling (and unappreciated: so corporate-controlled were the Salt Lake City Olympics that Pelletier was able to get a seat for his parents only through a contact at Cheerios).

He couldn't bear to keep his son in the car in the heat.

His mother scans the horizon and can't bear to keep looking.

Perhaps only a full-blooded, religious worldview can bear to keep that firmly in sight.

The custodian is delighted by the idea, soon revealing a dark secret the professor can't bear to keep.

Maybe companies couldn't bear to keep their jokes under wraps, or maybe they thought they'd sucker more people with a 31 March-dated press release.

Vanity Fair writer David Margolick reports on a poignant note sent to the boys by their father: "Dear Mark + Andy, if you can bear to keep these watches, they are given with my love.

Reviewing "Selected Stories" in 1996, John Updike wrote: "As well as a spirited, acutely perceptive tale teller, Ms. Munro is an implacable destiny spinner, whose authorial voice breaks into her fiction like that of a God who can no longer bear to keep quiet".

"It's such a wild thing they do," I was once told by Teller's mother, who actually doesn't know quite how wild it is, since she can't bear to keep her eyes open during the dangerous parts of the show.

Finney couldn't bear to keep Scram, and returned him to Wiman.