Sentence examples for borne time from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, July 1 , 1939P. 11 While W.C. Fields was making his latest picture, Borne time ago, he created a mild sensation on the set by stopping every now and then to powder his nose.

While W.C. Fields was making his latest picture, Borne time ago, he created a mild sensation on the set by stopping every now and then to powder his nose.

By Alva Johnston and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 1 , 1939P. 11 While W.C. Fields was making his latest picture, Borne time ago, he created a mild sensation on the set by stopping every now and then to powder his nose.

They may, instead, be anticipating very real attitudes and very real reactions that are borne out, time and again, in the lab and in the office.

"I didn't want to be a dancing bear," Time quoted him as saying in 1955.

Mountain bikes move too fast to allow a bear time to know you're coming, and you are liable to surprise a bear when speeding around a corner.

The North's great white bears don't have time for more delays and half-measures.

If we need to defer benefits, we should look to those most able to bear the time and cost.

The heads of the Georgian church have since that time borne the title of catholicos.

The greatest social movements of history have borne this out time and again.

Scientific discoveries, even those that are unpopular, have a history of being borne out over time.