Sentence examples for borne it would from inspiring English sources

The slings and arrow of outrageous fortune are not to be borne, it would seem.

I looked at the machine, thought what a bore it would be to have to go through twice and, of course, took the boots off.

For NBC to catch up to one year of Youtube production, going full bore, it would take them about 89 thousand years.

No man could bear it: It would be hell on Earth".

If I ripped the head off your old teddy bear, it would probably upset you.

Mr Clegg said: "Imagine again, if you can bear it, what it would be like in 2020, but this time with the Conservatives in government on their own.

If you can bear it, I'd recommend getting hold of each of today's papers and keeping them in a box.

"I thought he would hold it for a few seconds, and, if I hold my breath, I could bear it and he would let go.

If that figure is borne out, it would be a significant advance from the largest form of energy storage now in general use, pumped hydropower, whose efficiency is put at 70 to 85 percent.

If these reports are borne out, it would represent a very serious shift in the trajectory of the Syria conflict and call into question any Russian commitment to a peaceful settlement".

It was too much for a man lacking in heart or guts to bear, and it would have been no surprise if Djokovic had stepped to the baseline — with two match points to save on his serve at 4-5, 15-40 — and cracked.