Sentence examples for borne to a from inspiring English sources

That company, Prelude, has now been born, and borne to a serial entrepreneur, Martín Varsavsky (pictured).

"While medical costs, which are borne to a great extent by business," have swelled.

On Wednesday he was mourned both as an athletic star and a political leader as throngs of supporters, many waving the red-and-black flag of the left-wing Sandinista party that Argüello represented, clogged the streets of Managua as his coffin was borne to a funeral home.

This much is agreed: "x makes it true that p" is a construction that signifies, if it signifies anything at all, a relation borne to a truth-bearer by something else, a truth-maker.

It was noted above that understanding is a relation that someone can bear to a thought.

Unfortunately, most Islamic marriages bear about as much relation to this paradigm as most American marriages bear to a Nora Ephron movie.

These steak knives bear about the same resemblance to the usual chophouse hacking tool that a Baccarat goblet bears to a souvenir shop coffee mug.

I can't bear to venture a guess.

"I cannot bear to disappoint a child," she once said.

"I cannot bear to be a governess," she says, dramatically.

"Every nuance he could bring to bear to make a film real, he'd do it.