Sentence examples for which bears an from inspiring English sources

Israel's archaeological experts declared today that an ancient limestone burial box, which bears an inscription suggesting it held the remains of Jesus' brother James, is a modern forgery.

Some few authentic examples remain of the fine lacquer of the Heian period, notably a case for Buddhist scriptures in the Ninna-ji at Kyōto, made at the beginning of the 10th century, which bears an inscription dated 919.

The album is best when it lets Jackson relax, as she does on the gorgeous "Take Care," which bears an odd resemblance to her brother Michael's song "Human Nature".

"Foxy," which bears an even goofier approximation of that cover image — inflatable cactus, beach ball, bikini — lays out a marathon extemporization on the 16-bar form used by Mr. Rollins in "Doxy," one of his signature themes.

Loyalty is a grow-your-own Anfield (a packet of seeds and a cardboard stadium) or a Manchester City nodding dog, which bears an uncanny resemblance to David Platt, Roberto Mancini's dutiful assistant.

All of the Montalbano mysteries are set in the fictional town of Vigàta, which bears an uncanny resemblance to Porto Empedocle, and all are flavorful slices of Sicilian life and lore.

Pay respects to the melody mastermind behind the Bee Gees at Maurice Gibb Memorial Park, which bears a bronze plaque bearing his name, surrounded by colored mosaic tiles.

And each program requires a learning curve, which bears a financial and time cost.

The cover, which bears a diagonal warning "For Official Use Only," has become detached.

There is a close-up of his saddle, which bears a Gucci logo.

The scotch egg, which bears a remarkable resemblance to the Mughal nargisi kofta.