Sentence examples for thing bearing from inspiring English sources

Out comes a young thing bearing a gun bigger than himself.

My parents separating to avoid the thing that threatened us, the thing bearing down on us anyway, and then the family rescue at the last minute, disaster left outside in the cold.

Imagine if Wonder Woman et al began popping up on his journalistic radar one by one … It looks like Nolan will have very little involvement in Man of Steel 2, which is probably a good thing bearing in mind his attachment to the most recent screen incarnation of Batman.

Twenty-nine licenses are now manufacturing various things bearing the Superman imprint.

It's magical, isn't it?" Surprisingly, Eavis cannot think of many other things bearing his name (though there must surely be an Eavis cider?).

So there were a lot of things bearing down on this story, and right from the first scene it seemed to be the job of the story to escalate toward the negative.

Fire-breathing fatsos called Big-Ben and Balloon represent real threats to your progress here, more so than fit young things bearing steel pipes and blades (although they're not at the same headache-inducing level of severity as the Blanka-crossed-with-Vega level-end bosses Zamza and Souther, who greedily gobble up the extra lives I've picked up prior to encountering them).

There are things like bearing plates that allow parts of the bridge to slide back and forth, and there are rocker arms that enable the bridge to move in more than one dimension.

"It's astonishing how many things are bearing fruit right now, in the sense that they've been developed and we can really start using them," she says.

However, one thing is clear, bearing in mind that Championship teams can play up to 60 games in a season that is only nine weeks longer than that of MLS, the schedule really does need a rethink.

In this conception, there is no such thing as parents bearing causal responsibility either for the existence or character of their offspring, nor is there any room for causation in nature itself, where such causation is conceived to involve any notion of one thing or event or process making to exist or happen some other thing or event or process, since all power belongs to God.