Also, pieces need not be borne off by exact number; a piece may be taken from the space that is next highest to the number thrown.
He films the entire play as a flashback, starting the movie with his own face in closeup: Othello, dead and being borne off for burial.
Casualties are borne off the field of battle.
While for some, off-farm labour supply might be a response to remunerative wage employment and high return business opportunities, for many, working off-farm may be borne out of necessity to seek ways and means to relax credit constraints, raise supplementary income to complement what obtains from the farm most especially during lean seasons, or otherwise.
If its predictions are borne out, it could kick off an entirely new understanding of the Universe.
Antibiotics began to alleviate her strokelike symptoms, and in a few days she was sitting up and making plans to attend my sister's wedding, two months off, declaring, "I'll be borne in on a palanquin!" She began hostessing the nurses—"Have you met my daughter-in-law, who writes for the New York Times?"—and apologizing to everyone for her unwashed hair.
Only about 38% of the cost of land degradation due to LUCC - which accounts for 78% of the US$300 billion loss – is borne by land users and the remaining share (62%) is borne by consumers of ecosystem services off the farm.
Orson Welles, who could count himself fortunate not to have been tranquilized, snared, and borne off to Six Flags Wild Safari, thought that the crossover was all to do with the universal dread of lost face.
He also showed the necessity of uniting our exertions to finish the Temple, that the elders might receive their endowments, and be prepared to bear off the world.
It's just like - bore off.
