Sentence examples for borne an from inspiring English sources

For years, local residents and officials have complained that the Rockaways have borne an unfair share of the city's homeless and low-income burden.

The company leased a sign on 1 Times Square that had long been leased by Yahoo and had most recently borne an ad for Toyota Motor.

In this year's fighting season, Afghan civilians — always the hardest hit by war violence — have borne an even heavier toll than usual.

"Hungary's foreign policy has borne an eerie resemblance to Russian diplomatic interests in recent years, and indeed has been little short of an extended arm of the Russian government in foreign policy matters," the Political Capital analyst Peter Kreko said.

The main character of The Scarlet Letter is Hester Prynne, a young married woman who has borne an illegitimate child while living away from her husband in a village in Puritan New England.

Mr. Long would not comment on the letter, but he reflected a widespread feeling among church officials that the Irish bishops had borne an unfair share of the recriminations that have been heaped on the church.

Twenty-five women had not borne a child.

(It also bore an expletive).

Still, the book bears an important message.

That $500 laptop bears an unseen price.

Secondly, Tex19.1 bears an N-terminal cysteine.