Sentence examples for bore under from inspiring English sources

Larvae of Buprestidae (metallic wood borers), which are soft-bodied and slender, bore under the bark of trees or burrow beneath the surface of leaves.

On the first of the month she received a bill that bore, under the usual medical notation "For professional services rendered," the entry "Euthanasia...$3".

Along with wireless systems that beam data from building to building, some companies use horizontal drilling technology to bore under streets.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which has pledged $3 billion toward the project, has begun trying to acquire buildings and obtain permission to bore under others.

The idea was to bore under the sea and extract a continuous geological core that, once analyzed, could supply information of global importance on natural processes and environmental changes.

There has been much approving commentary about how French foreign policy has been freed of the reflexive anti-Americanism it so often bore under Mr Sarkozy's predecessor, Jacques Chirac.

A company manufacturing teddy bears under these circumstances would be a public hazard.

In Washington, this approach of bringing all instruments of national power to bear under one roof seems to be working.

However, the Resolution Foundation calculates that these roll back just 7% of the losses that families will bear under the government's planned £12bn of welfare cuts.

But that financial burden is not necessarily yours to bear: under federal law your local school district is obligated to assess your child free of charge, even if he or she attends a private school.

Spores are borne under false indusia (rolled flaps of tissue) at the edge of the subdivisions of the leaf, a characteristic unique to the genus Adiantum.