Sentence examples for have borne in from inspiring English sources

Every year a couple of climbers fail the equilibrium challenge and slide to an exhilarating death, something I would have borne in mind if I'd had one.

Still, Mr. Scully should have borne in mind the words of Michael Deaver, President Ronald Reagan's media guru who died last weekend: "I didn't make Ronald Reagan.

Seinfeld's big-screen starring debut is not as an actor; that was never exactly his strong point, and he may have borne in mind Garry Shandling's uneasy appearances in movies after The Larry Sanders Show.

An adage I should have borne in mind before accepting an invitation to be the first journalist to be allowed to see the museum's completed galleries, and the first person to photograph the inside of the airy glass box at the top of the museum which will house the part of the Parthenon Marbles held by the Greeks.

In reaching this conclusion the Committee have borne in mind the Privy Council judgement in the case of Dr Gupta (Privy Council Appeal No. 44 of 2001) which states that: "The reputation of the profession is more important than the fortunes of any individual member.

where we have borne in mind that.

This is something Germany has borne in the past decade.

Having borne in mind the earlier problems, a new approach has been employed in which zinc chloride is replaced with lead nitrate as the back titrant.

We have bears in places where we've never had a bear since the 1900's".

But if the berries crash, we'll have bears in our face through October".

Me: "We don't have bears in England".