Sentence examples for it bears the old from inspiring English sources

A crude, leering, poorly timed farce, it bears the old Ealing Studios logo.

The hall still bears the old name but it no longer shows much interest in mere planets.

It was originally Station W of the post office; Crunch has nobly forgone covering up the antique panel that bears the old name, putting its own sign below.

Situated on a quiet street in the workaday Fifteenth Arrondissement, it bears the name of Max Poilâne Lionelel's older brother by four years, with whom he had a seismic falling-out in the nineteen-seventies.

Exelis made its employees hand in their old knick-knacks—such as pens and mugs that bore the old logo and issued them with new ones.

And while investigative journalism is alive, it bears nowhere near its old aura.

It bears all the hallmarks of a good, old-fashioned gamble which we've become accustomed to seeing over the years when we bet on awards.

Although the pantoum was introduced into Western literature in the 19th century, it bears some resemblance to older French fixed forms, such as the rondeau and the villanelle.

The bootlid has been given a touch of the Chris Bangle treatment, so it bears a glancing resemblance to the old BMW 7-series' least attractive feature.

(It is now a furniture store, but a sign bears the shop's old name).

The holly bears the crown, as the old carol sings.