Sentence examples for something bearing from inspiring English sources

These were the things that went through his mind as he sensed something bearing down on him from behind.

It is entirely possible that there is something bearing the Duke name in every room of the garden.

Malcolm Fisher, a dealer who runs the website Regimentals, believes that for some of his clients there is a "buffoon element" to owning something bearing a swastika.

It struck me as a good idea: something bearing witness to the men who'd worked there, but also pointing to the future.

He will be hoping the green shoots of recovery have bloomed into something bearing rather more fruit than is currently visible.

In part, this was because instead of saying "birth certificate" on top, it said "certification of live birth" and it was a printout of a computer record, rather than something bearing the scrawl of an obstetrician.

In the dining room, at the back, the high-decibel, rapid-turnover ambience gives Kefi the hectic feel of an airport food court besieged by people of no discernible relation to one another: professorial types in sandals and socks; habitués of Lincoln Center in jabots, clinking glasses with a "Chin-chin!"; ponytailed twenty-somethings bearing Banana Republic shopping bags.

Do you knock up something quick, bearing in mind the urgent need, or something lasting, bearing in mind the mistakes of the past?

That they themselves will be equally sweaty is something worth bearing in mind.

Something worth bearing in mind when you next Tweet about how drunk/lazy/good at smuggling out office biros you are.

It was a blur of speed and movement and, on a wider scale, they also did something else, bearing in mind the stench that has emanated from Fifa headquarters over the last week.