Sentence examples for children bore from inspiring English sources
Black children bore the brunt of their parents' suffering.
His family, a wife and young children, bore the gaunt faces of addiction as well.
The exchanges felt natural, and none of my fears about shocking or repelling my children bore out.
The fortunes of fourteenth-century middle-class families depended entirely on whom their children married, what further children (preferably sons) those children bore, and who inherited what.
In the Maiduguri bombings, children bore the brunt of the explosions, according to the health commissioner for Borno State, Dr. Salma Anas-Kolo.
"We grew up in a world where most of our parents are divorced," and the children bore the brunt of the new liberalism.
Yet the children bear his last name.
The phrases 'possession of good children' and 'of many children' bear a quite clear meaning.
In most Member States, children bear the same surname as their father.
A foundation in Atlanta that offers arts education to children bears his name.
Sometimes it's said that women and children bear the brunt of the brutality in Congo.
