Sentence examples similar to it takes bears from inspiring English sources

This is not to suggest that other art forms aren't expensive, difficult or time-consuming, but the act of making a movie -- and how effin' long it takes -- bears a special mark of insanity, often robbing you of that initial, wild rush to bottle up those bad vibes in the first place.

Actually menopause is entirely the result of life-extending medical advances: nature intends for no woman to live longer than it takes to bear and raise children.

Dr. Beckmann said that the paper could be used to help generate innovative solutions that take bears and other large carnivores into consideration when border security was discussed.

Orton and Grossman were so much like Avellini and Tomczak that it took the Bears four years to realize that they needed to be replaced.

It takes guts to bear your investing acumen (or lack thereof) to the world.

With jobless and interest rates still low, it takes a dedicated bear to stick with a gloomy bet.

It takes a lot to bore me, but three hours of repetitive, amelodic sounds will, apparently, do it.

It takes 50 years to bear fruit.

It takes profound courage to bear the intensity of difficult and sometimes painful feelings and to develop a relationship with these emotions.

(Of course, it takes a bigger box to bear a beefier battery; at 4.8 by 3.1 by 0.7 inches, the Tungsten W is a serious slab. The rival Handspring Treo is much smaller, but you have to recharge it every other night).

It takes the strength of a bear to stay fit without exercise.