Sentence examples for was bears from inspiring English sources
verb
To endeavour to depress the price of, or prices in.
He claims that his first complete sentence was "Bears go barefoot".
It was bears who asked awkward questions of Enron, a failed energy-trading company, and who were most sceptical about the structured-credit products that now clog up banks' balance-sheets.
One player who was particularly outspoken about having to make the trip in the pre-match build-up was Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher.
"When I was thinking about things that are quite fat, one of the first things I thought of was bears, and what they do to prepare to go into hibernation," he says.
But what weighed most heavily on her mind at that moment was not the thought of lions, it was bears.
The most striking thing anyone did, maybe, was Bears owner Virginia McCaskey's PSA during the first half of Sunday night's Texans-Bears game.
And that, they said, was borne out.
My tolerance was borne of guilt.
His concern was borne out tonight.
It was borne out of several frustrations.
