Sentence examples for borne to do from inspiring English sources

It can mean a thickhead or blockhead, as in "Ah, you whoreson loggerhead, you were borne to do me shame", which occurs in Love's Labour Lost.

Bedwyr can't bear to do it.

I couldn't bear to do it, and kept on thinking that the market would turn.

I've abandoned drafts because I can't bear to do the typing.

Mr. Viner sells his cows for slaughter, but he cannot bear to do that work himself.

After she died, I offered to go through her clothing, something neither Fred nor his father could bear to do.

It's as if neither can bear to do on film what terrorists did to the French capital last year.

It's a mechanism to allow capital C conservatives to campaign for discrimination against same-sex couples if they can't bear to do anything else.

But I'm a single parent of four and couldn't bear to do that to my children, even if they are all grown up now.

There are for me only about 25 to 30 operas that as a theatre director I can bear to do – dramatically speaking, most are just kitsch rubbish.

One woman, Amy, a chef from London, booked a week off work and cycled there because she couldn't bear to do nothing.