Sentence examples for which now bears from inspiring English sources

Raikes has long been a supporter of Nebraska's computer science and management program, which now bears his name.

The center, which now bears Dr. Rick's name, says it has the largest collection of tomato seeds in the world.

Last year's match was played in the cozy confines of Court 18, which now bears a plaque on an outside wall that commemorates the marathon match.

Van Riebeeck's face also used to adorn the national currency, the rand, which now bears the image of the first black president, Nelson Mandela.

In 2008, he donated a hundred million dollars to modernize Lincoln Center's New York State Theatre building, which now bears his name.

She spent the months before her death creating a cancer care centre on holistic lines, which now bears her name, at the Western general hospital in Edinburgh.

And we were legally empowered to sign the wedding licenses, which now bear the labels Applicant 1 and Applicant 2 instead of Bride and Groom.

A group of about 50 Iraqis strapped on their body armor, inserted bullet clips into their AK-47's and listened to heavy metal on the stereos of their American-supplied Dodge pickups, which now bore coats of camouflage paint and machine guns on their flatbeds.

And of course, he had a marked taste for rougher forms of sexual intercourse: practices which now bear his name, but which an even cursory study of 18th-Century literature shows, were not exactly unique for the time.

Montgomery described the performance's ending, stating, "Not to be outdone, Aguilera ended things by standing tall at center stage, the camera zooming in on her midsection, which now bore a beating heart of its own".

When the newer activists left, Inna, Pauline, Sarah, Oksana and another core member, Margueritte, put the finishing touches on their banner, which now bore the slogan: "SEXTERMINATION FOR NAZISM".