Sentence examples similar to elected to bear from inspiring English sources
Better to question why MoMA has elected to bore its audience with a facile exercise in pedantic deconstruction that's been widely performed since 2004 and available on DVD since fall 2008.
You will elect to wear the bra.
More to the point, perhaps, Evie herself is burdened by the gnawing sense of complicity felt by someone who has elected to listen and bear witness to the sufferings of others rather than actively respond.
Essex Eagles captain Ryan ten Doeschate has won the toss and elected to put Birmingham Bears in to bat.
GEORGE BUSH was not elected to face great challenges or bear great burdens.
This week, Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror offered us the hilarious prospect of a cartoon bear being elected to Parliament.
It should be obvious, though, that the company extracting coal, the CEO planning for a future of more and more oil extraction and the senators we've elected to serve the public interest bear far more responsibility than our young superhero at the light switch.
With the teams tied heading into overtime, the Lions won the coin toss but elected to take the wind and kick to the Bears.
We've looked at this before, but it bears mentioning again: The vast majority of Republicans elected to the House in 2018 were white men.
The Bears won the coin toss and elected to receive.
