Sentence examples for have born much from inspiring English sources

In recent years, these three players have born much of the brunt of steroid related anger.

In fact, children have born much of the brunt of this disaster, caring for siblings and parents, scrounging for food and missing out on school.

The gas giants may have been born much closer to the sun than they are now, with Jupiter and Saturn, the biggest pair, performing a billion-year dance linked by the pull of their huge gravitational fields.

Reagan, much to the chagrin of Bruce Springsteen, had "Born in the USA" in '84.

And Sandy Koufax was born much too soon.

Schottenheimer saw this scene from his home in New Jersey and thought about how Brees's estranged mother died last year, how Baylen had been born, how much that had meant.

Nielsen and Sibelius, dissimilar twins of Nordic symphonism (both were born in 1865), have been much recorded of late, on account of sesquicentennial celebrations.

Would the man born Eric Arthur Blair have spent much of the past decade tilting at the man born Anthony Charles Lynton Blair?

As Conor Macauley reports, the new born has caused much excitement amongst staff, with the public being offered the chance to name the new-born.

In comparison, the United States, where the crisis was born, has suffered much less harshly.

Ms. Overton, who was born in 1971 and has been much buzzed about lately, reverently recycles post-Minimalist conventions.