Late in the novel, she evokes Luke 23:29: "Blessed are the barren, and the wombs that never bear, and the breasts that never gave suck.
When I chose a career I wanted to do something that would never bore me.
You've probably noticed that we're not working in IM clients today because that vision never bore fruit.
I consider adding Jewel strawberries from J.W. Jung Seed Company (jungseed.com) to the collection that never really bore last year, finding a spot in the herbs for Bohemian horseradish among the volunteer dill and the returning thyme, plus Lancelot leeks.
The energy comes in surges — in bunched mini-waves, so rhythmically charged that they never bore the listener, even the listener who loathes every word that comes out of his mouth, every frown and eye-rolling grimace, every gesture of his right hand, which disposes of the world's idiocy in jerking sweeps to the side.
Or Frida Kahlo, who turned to art after a bus accident left her with a broken spinal column, collarbone, ribs, pelvis, as well as 11 fractures in her right leg, a crushed and dislocated right foot, a dislocated shoulder, and a punctured uterus that would never bear children. .
We must ensure that we never bear witness to another travesty like the violence across Chicago and in Newtown.
Nor was he going to let concerts cramp his style as a parent, or force a break with the cardinal rule that comes with it: Never bore your kids.
By contrast the shareholders of low-risk, low-return banks that never collapse have to bear all the losses.George Gilbert Williams, long-time head of Chemical Bank in New York in the 19th century, once explained that his success was founded on "the fear of God".
