Most of them, of course, did so unwittingly, far more attuned to today's holiday, Mother's Day, in which we pay floral homage to the women who gave us life, than with yesterday's, which was the ideal day to pay tribute to the glorious thing that makes that life (and some mothers) bearable.
To make life more bearable some of my older friends, who don't have a family, drink beer or smoke marijuana in the evenings.
But to make the second 'tubepocalypse' in a month that little bit more bearable some businesses have come up with deals that might help keep the capital moving, or at least keep spirits up.
Pain, agony, pain, and then some semblance of bearable pain as I peddled away.
At some point it becomes bearable.
That may take longer than either of the candidates (and even some journalists) might find bearable.
The dark places in "Wave" are made bearable, to some degree, by the author's gift for evoking her life before everything changed.
With temperatures at a pleasantly bearable -1C, some of the crew went on to the ice surrounding the ship in all directions and killed time by making igloos.
At follow-up so far, the sister with the adenomyosis has some dysmenorrhoea still but bearable without pain medication.
Some writers turn despair into humor as a way of making the world bearable, of discovering some glimmer of beauty or pleasure or, most important, humanity.
