Sentence examples for borne over from inspiring English sources

In that final trick, a busload of hostages pursued by the police (here Mr. Travolta's character throws in a lame reference to "The Sugarland Express") is lifted off the highway by helicopter and borne over the streets of Los Angeles.

As the Madonna was borne over the waves in the annual ritual to bless the sea's harvest, onlookers crowded onto the other boats, which began to follow in the vessel's wake, their lights winking on in the dusk.

No doubt this has a lot to do with the fact that ever since Andrew began to realize that the Iraq war wasn't such a great idea after all, his views have borne, over time, an increasingly strong resemblance to my own.

What's entirely unclear is why this $11 billion is a cost to the city of New York, much less one to be borne over the next two years.

In comparison, the genome of T. equigenitalis, the closest known relative of Ca. Kinetoplastibacterium (fig. 2), is over twice the size and bears over twice as many protein-coding genes as the TPE genomes.

"Statistically, it bears out over and over and over".

P3 Editorial: Gary Lineker is a bore over John Whittingdale comments.

In the civilian world, women's employment is associated with a reduction in the number of children they bear over their lifetime.

Andy Murray will probably be relieved that the weight of a nation's expectation is the heaviest load he will have to bear over the next two weeks.

I have a theory that people in magazines like surprises and a magazine that doesn't keep changing becomes a bore over the years.

In his speech at Marquette University, Mr. Gore acknowledged today the scars that he bore over the 1996 campaign and called himself "an imperfect messenger for this cause".