Sentence examples for that has shouldered from inspiring English sources

But while these buildings are the product of a vague planning concept, which promotes building tall over transport hubs and at the central City cluster, the Walkie-Talkie is a bizarre anomaly that has shouldered its way into being.

American allies that have shouldered the burden of resettling Syrian refugees have also had reason to question the U.S.'s commitment to humanitarianism.

The seemingly arcane dispute is part of a broader conflict between Greece and the wealthy Eurozone nations that have shouldered the lion's share of the bailout over who and what is to blame from the current crisis.

And the President can end the ravages of mountaintop removal mining in Appalachia, which provides only 5-75-7percentf our coal production, and commit to retraining and employing our coal mining workforce by launching the Green Recovery in the very regions that have shouldered the brunt of coal for 150 years.

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But she drove the look to new heights or, rather, widths, with sand-colored bodysuits that had shoulder pads attached to the hips.

Walcott looks set for around four weeks on the sidelines, meaning Arsene Wenger could look to bring in a striker to help share the burden that Olivier Giroud has shouldered for most of the season.

"It is to Steve's significant credit that he has shouldered this continued onslaught with dignity and professionalism and has continued to work with his players to try to improve results on the pitch".

Mr. Burpo, the pastor of Crossroads Wesleyan Church in Imperial, a farming community in southwest Nebraska, said in an interview that he had shouldered some criticism over it.

A new poll from NBC News and The Wall Street Journal highlighted the peril for Republicans, showing that they have shouldered a far larger share of the blame for the government shutdown than Mr. Obama.

Brown and other top state water officials have said that farmers have shouldered their share of the burden.