Sentence examples for going to bear from inspiring English sources

"We're going to bear witness to what the rest of the world doesn't want to see".

"Ultimately, the market will bear what the market's going to bear," he said.

"In the end, it's the taxpayer that's going to bear that burden," Mr. Finley said.

"We need to prove we're not a fluke, and I think that's going to bear itself out.

"One way or another, the consumer's going to bear the brunt, and that never changes," she said.

"We are going to bear the brunt of any retaliation from Iran," said another senior military officer.

"We are finally seeing this glimpse of hope that this new technology is going to bear fruit in the clinic.

It's going to bore them".

"I'm not going to bore you with it now.

"Sorry, I'm going to bore you to tears".

'Johnny is simply going to bore himself to death', said Peter Rothenbuhler, the editor of Le Matin.