Sentence examples for had long borne from inspiring English sources
The Mint Museum of Art in Charlotte, N.C., exhibited Sanford Robinson Gifford's 1860s scene of New Hampshire mountains that had long borne a fake signature of the more famous painter Jasper Francis Cropsey.
And it is true that in New York, at least, modernism had long borne the image of cultivated style in which the mass public would be educated by an informed elite.
LOGGERS in Washington state have long borne the brunt of environmental rulings from the other Washington.
Later, he visited Sderot, the southern Israeli town that has long borne the brunt of Hamas rocket fire, and said using rockets against civilians violated international law.
They say a continent that has long borne war, famine and poverty on its back will stand tall and show a new face to the world.
Italy has long borne the brunt of migrants making the perilous crossing from North Africa to Europe, but EU border agency Frontex says there has been a significant rise in numbers in recent months.
Mr. Kapner said the city's poor have long borne the brunt of the quality-of-life crackdown, and when more affluent people experience it they are usually stunned by the treatment and conditions.
But the most memorable creation here is Julia, an obstreperous patient who arrives covered in rubies, makeup and furs, under which she has long borne untold horrors of bodily disintegration.
I thought you'd be in Miami right now!'" The dislocation between your old life and the new, the need to be grittily "real" when you are actually quite enjoying a pan-fried sea bass on a Tuesday afternoon – these dichotomies have long borne fruit in rap.
Tesla has long borne the brunt of these kinds of state laws, which were ostensibly first put in place to protect consumers, but which now serve largely to protect third-party dealer interests.
