Americans thought Vietnamese were subhuman too, ready to bear any sacrifice just to kill Americans.
Hundreds of sanitation workers and local residents gathered outside as the color guard, themselves trash collectors accustomed to heaving refuse into a smelly truck, wore dress uniforms and clean white gloves as they gently slid the fine white coffin into a hearse ready to bear the body to a cemetery in Westbury, N.Y.
Bill is ready to bear down on an intensive assignment, and she has the good fortune to be able to wield her clout without clipping his wings.
To give us these images, like a gift, he has spent thousands and thousands of hours, decades really, always waiting, vigilant, ready to bear witness like an astronomer who has lost his mind and never relaxes in his watching of the night sky, desperately wanting to understand our ever-changing universe and to then pass on what he saw.
When steel and shipbuilding collapsed in the 1980s, the response was not class war, but a workforce ready to bear pain.
But given the unpopularity of the present system, this is a burden that taxpayers sometimes seem ready to bear.
Nevertheless, it has resolved that it is ready to bear the consequences, which may include freezing Palestinian funds, and imposing a siege on President Mahmoud Abbas, just like the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat was put under siege by Israel.
Eben revealed he had spoken to other e-commerce companies in the past about using Ecovative packaging products (even asking customers to pay a dollar more for it), but many have not been ready to bear the added cost.
But that would make a mockery of the notion that China is ready to bear the costs of implementing reforms.
