Sentence examples for bore way from inspiring English sources

Then he did two more returns, checked the clock real quick, then two more, then bore down and did three in a row, then flexed and visualized and bore way down and did four without looking up once, except to put the completed files and memos in the two Out trays side by side up in the top tier of trays, where the cart boys could get them when they came by.

To 'splain those numbers a little more clearly: We who are on the payrolls of companies now bear way more of a tax burden than those companies bore decades ago.

Though there are always exceptions, bears have way less attitude than your common Chelsea twinks and gym-fairies.

Like the lyric video for "Paris" suggests in its own overwrought way, the best Chainsmokers songs bore their way into your mind using nostalgia as a drill-bit.

Adult beetles bore their way out of the tree, leaving a telltale D-shaped hole.

Some say it's a chore, a bore and way too long.

She tries to bore her way through the shrubbery, almost comically, to get to her lover on the other side.

The corn has been engineered to include a gene for a protein called Cry9C, which kills insects that bore their way into the corn plants.

"Even with the most modern equipment," the General Staff told the war cabinet, it would take the enemy "some years" to bore their way across the channel.

Tomites bore their way through the cyst into water, and differentiate into theronts that infect fish.

Rotation of the flagella causes a serpentine movement of the entire cell body, allowing the organism to efficiently bore its way through viscous media or tissue.