Sentence examples for long borne a from inspiring English sources

Southern Comfort has long borne a double-edged reputation as being both famous and infamous.

As explained above, California school districts have long borne a legal duty to exercise reasonable care in supervising students on school premises during school hours.

The Mint Museum of Art in Charlotte, N.C., exhibited Sanford Robinson Gifford's 1860s scene of New Hampshire mountains that had long borne a fake signature of the more famous painter Jasper Francis Cropsey.

Lisbon's 25 April bridge, a naggingly familiar span of red metal suspended between the Tagus and a bright blue October sky, has long borne a symbolic weight to rival the tonnage of cars and trains that passes over it every day.

This frieze, which is 40 inches (101 cm) high and 525 feet (160 metres) long, bears a representation of the ritual procession of the Panathenaic Festival and is characterized by superb rhythmic design and faultless execution.

A conventional cylindrical whole-body MRI scanner has a long bore that may cause claustrophobia for some patients in addition to being inconvenient for healthcare workers accessing the patient.

Each plate, about two inches wide and five inches long, bears the name of a deceased person in Chinese script and sometimes a passport-size photo as well.

Participants were situated on the bed of a GE long bore 3.0 Tesla MRI scanner (General Electric, Milwaukee, WI).

These included LEUHR, LEHR, LEGP, LEHS, and LEUHS collimators and two system-specific collimators a long bore (LB) and general-purpose (GP) collimator with square holes matched to the detector elements.

The three large broad petals, 2.5 to 5 cm long, usually bear a conspicuous basal gland.

And finally, one long wall bears a gray-on-white Sol LeWitt-like mural of repeated square spiral elements titled "2nd Floor Lobby Diagram".