It is very remarkable that this good woman is now in her 45th year of her age, and notwithstanding her having borne so many children, 17 of whom are living, she enjoys a good share of health and spirits".
Like, picture a lady standing in a field with her dress flapping nobly in the wind, and maybe she's holding a basket of wheat and squinting into the distance, and she's like, Oh man, when is he gonna return, because I've borne so much already?
"Few blockbusters have borne so heavy a burden of audience expectation as Christopher Nolan's final Batman caper, and the filmmaker steps up to the occasion with a cataclysmic vision of Gotham City under siege in 'The Dark Knight Rises,'" wrote Justin Chang in his review for Variety.
The announcement could help to dispel doubts among impatient investors about the cooperation agreement, under which G.M. obtained 7 percent stake in Peugeot, but which so far has borne little fruit.
General Dunford's approach to working with Mr. Karzai so far has borne out his reputation as a direct and pragmatic Marine officer: While he has not gone out of his way to forge personal trust with the Afghan leader, as some predecessors did, neither has he pushed Mr. Karzai to reform.
Ring says just a few hours per day of direct sun exposure will provide enough juice to keep it going perpetually, which has borne out in my testing so far.
So far, Barclays has borne the brunt of the fallout.
The euro has borne the brunt of its fall so far, appreciating by 20% against the dollar since early 2002.
In a few weeks, Zhao will learn whether the titan arum in Scotland has borne a cluster of 500 or so dark-orange berries.
The Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, said negotiations with Chinese officials had borne fruit, so Washington and Beijing could step back from imposing punishing tariffs on each other's exports.
