Sentence examples for that bears usually from inspiring English sources
Scott Brown, assistant director of the Department of Game and Fish, said bad weather, including a spring freeze, apparently killed much of the vegetation, insects and berries in the mountains that bears usually eat in the summer.
However, the decussately opposite bracts and loose female spikes with clear nodes and internodes are noticeably different from all known ephedroid fossils [ 52, 57] and extant Ephedra that bears female cones usually having 2 13 pairs/whorls of cone bracts but with only the uppermost pairs/whorls of bracts being fertile [ 4, 6, 7, 9].
Antoine is mainly known for the equation usually used for predicting vapor pressure of pure compounds that bears his name.
Microsatellite sequences often evolve faster than the taxa that bear them, although closest relatives usually retain similar microsatellite frequencies.
That bore true on Sunday.
And finally, of course, there are those azaleas — some 3,000 plants from all over the world — members of the genus Rhododendron that share this garden with their thick-leaved cousins that usually bear that name.
The site safety monitoring involves continuously or periodically evaluation of deformations of a permanent (e.g., building) or temporary (e.g., scaffolding) structure that usually bears dynamic excitements.
Bears usually go that way, he said.
Wearing a floor-length black matte jersey Alaïa dress that hugged her delicate curves ( "If I could buy a company, I would buy Alaïa," she said), Ms. Jebreal seemed entirely at ease on a stage that usually bears world leaders, publically thanking Mr. Schnabel, her boyfriend, for "healing" her and asking Miral to bring her a black sweater to stave off a chill in the auditorium.
