Sentence examples for that will rear from inspiring English sources

He described the church as a "protective mama bear" that will rear up "when the life of her innocent, helpless cubs is threatened".

Even the cliches – which are plentiful – are accompanied by the suspicion that there's something going on beneath the clunkiness, something Profound and Awful that will rear up from the depths and thwack us in the preconceptions.

LaChapelle's productions are incredibly involved, his images kaleidoscopic, and it's normal for his staff to run around looking for, say, a sump pump that will squirt milk or a horse that will rear on demand, though not just any horse, but one of a certain color.

A veto provides only short-term instant gratification to a long-term structural problem that will rear its ugly head repeatedly every decade.

There are many military threats in the world today that will rear their ugly head and take over the headlines from the economic crisis in the near future but the question is: Is NATO the right military organization to deal with these crises?

Find some time every single day to do that and recharge for the next wave of madness that will assuredly rear its ugly head eventually.

However, it is also possible that the Swedish breeders are planning their litters in a way that will make rearing the pups more convenient, which would seem to be easier with a litter whelped in Spring than with one whelped during Autumn due to climatic considerations.

Being a "Liam" and from Manchester, no doubt this isn't the last time that this perception will rear its head in regard to me and the band.

With energy bosses coming under fire again yesterday for their high price rises at the energy select committee, it seems likely that the issue will rear its head again today, with Miliband, as ever, keen to force Cameron into the role of de facto spokesman for the big six.

The front door must be opened before the back door can be -- a situation that will leave rear passengers hanging out, inactive and irritated, until they are released.

He predicts that farms across the globe will rear transgenic phytase-producing pigs within 10 years.