Sentence examples for it bore from from inspiring English sources

When the time came to rename the city after the end of the regime that Lenin had founded, the most logical choice would have been Petrograd -- the Russified form of "Peter's City" that it bore from 1914 to 1924, with connotations of democratic and revolutionary hope.

On the cover it bore a quotation from Thomas Carlyle: '... here hath been dawning another blue day.

It bore markings different from those of rings found at the wreck site, and was thought to be a hoax.

We are textualists, Scalia and Garner announce, which means that we "ascribe to the text the meaning that it has borne from its inception, and reject speculation about both the drafters' extratextually derived purposes and the desirability of the fair reading's consequences".

Treasured since the 16th century, when Portuguese fishermen first brought it back from Newfoundland, it bore the nickname fiel amigo — faithful friend.

When we made the decision to pull it back, it wasn't a decision made solely sitting here in Jacksonville, but it was borne from our experience of being out in the field with the operators.

We say it all the time, but it bears screaming from the mountaintops: The Global Design Post loves talent and we are here to celebrate every aspect of global interior design!! Nobody shares this passion more than the design blogger, yet so many times, their talent and work goes undiscovered by those of us who crave what they have to show us!

Moreover, it bears SNPs from several genes related to the control of cell-cycle and apoptosis pathways (including cyclin-dependent kinases p16 and p21, and tumour suppressor protein p53; http://www.asperbio.com/DNArepair.htm).

It bears pressure from nature also.

It was borne from my frustration at the generally poor quality of housing in the UK.

It is borne from a potent cocktail of the mortgage mess, tight credit markets and the sour economy, topped off with a parade of poor box-office results for investor-backed films.