Sentence examples for the front bears from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a big box with a fancy picture on the front bears little relationship to what is hidden inside.

The classrooms — sleek and white, like the company's devices, with huge black screens at the front — bear names that span the social sciences and the literature of hipness: "Margaret Mead," "Tocqueville," "Kerouac," "Pirsig".

On the sentiment front, bears are getting squeezed, as all of these stocks sport short-to-float ratios bordering on 10%.

A shop front bears the sign We Buy Rubbish (Crap) We Sell Antiques, while a desert landscape warns the public to "KEEP OFF THE GRASS".

A guest book near the front door bears the signatures of people from upstate New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, as well as places like Orlando, Fla.; Reno, Nev.; Choctaw, Okla.; and Roosendaal in the Netherlands.

Witness the words "anything" and "everything" projected onto a wall near the front, Teddy bears handcuffed to metal poles in the back, and a twisting polyhedral light fixture above the bar.

The company refused to comment for this story, but unconfirmed reports put their revenues at around five hundred to seven hundred and fifty dollars per truck, per day, and the lines in front bear that out — as does their reported two-million-dollar insurance policy.

The front cover bore a young, shaggy-haired Wright dressed in a cutoff denim vest.

The front cover bore a simple message: "Thank you Sir Alex".

Fully accoutered, its front bore the 1st Corps patch (a red disk), an infantry horn, regiment number and company letter.

Customers have to pay large sums of money up front, bear much of the risk that a program may not work as promised, and cannot readily switch vendors.IT firms, for their part, have to spend a lot of resources on marketing and distribution, rather than concentrating on developing software that works well and is easy to use.