Sentence examples for has ever borne from inspiring English sources

Surely no political movement in history has ever borne a less inspiring name.

"I stand before you, I think, as a president who bears the gravest burden a president has ever borne".

If cinema teaches us anything, it is that no tough guy has ever borne the name of Tim — hence the lofty enchanter in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," who, having hurled exploding thunderbolts, ruins the effect by declaring, "There are some who call me... Tim".

Today is a day of celebration: It's Star Wars Day, and that means on onslaught of Star Wars-themed gadgets – like these special edition STREET by 50 headphones I got to test out, which feature the badging of the greatest freedom movement the galaxy has ever borne witness to.

Although few terrorism investigations overseas have ever borne fruit, Mr. Clinton vowed to bring the bombers to justice.

His mother rued the fact that she had ever borne children and specialized in writing guilt-provoking letters about her impecuniousness.

• To the Editor: In a poignantly tragic twist of history, an accidental toxic catastrophe involving the peaceful use of nuclear energy is visited upon the only nation to have ever borne the brunt of intentionally inflicted nuclear explosions used as weapons of war.

Study populations were variably defined as women who had ever borne children, or recently borne children, or who were of childbearing age – excluding older women who might no longer be fertile but could still suffer fistula, as noted in a community-based screening in Nigeria [ 55].

He had a hangover & ordered buttered toast, crisp bacon, 2 poached eggs, & a hooker of hollandaise sauce, & then & there put together the dish that has, ever since, borne his name, Eggs Benedict.

If anybody had thought that their dogs had been poisoned at Crufts, then none of that has ever been borne out".

If anybody had thought that their dogs had been poisoned at Crufts, then none of that has ever been borne out". The police also let the whole thing go, with West Midlands Police spokesperson Lee Page saying: "There was no investigation and no report to us of any dogs being taken ill.