Sentence examples for which they bear from inspiring English sources
Different destinations: the Frankish Empire of Charlemagne for which they bear some responsibility for unraveling, Russia, the British Isles, Iceland, Greenland, the New World.
When the orchestra emerges from bankruptcy its musicians and staff members will have retirement plans under which they bear the investment risk.
But that is not reason to punish the children, to destroy their future as part of a remedy for a past for which they bear no responsibility.
One might call this the fetish for indexicality, objects that have been literally imprinted by the subject matter to which they bear witness.
Wilson draws a sharp parallel between these two women, and the ways in which they bear up — or crumble — under the weight of their race.
Others such as maple, oak and beech may produce few if any flowers for one or more years, followed by a "mast year" in which they bear a heavy seed crop.
Many had been quiet, insulated from a wider society towards which they bore resentment.
If the slapstick defending to which they bore witness continues, a certain Merseyside-based Uruguayan could well run amok.
For example, Cassidae helmet shell snails secrete an acidic saliva to soften the body wall of their preferred prey, sea urchin22, 23, through which they bore a wide hole using their radula apparatus and long proboscis22.
These involuntary participants bore the brunt of conquest in faraway continents – death by drowning in ships that never arrived, death at the hands of indigenous peoples who refused to submit, death in foreign battles for which they bore no responsibility, death by cholera and yellow fever, the two great plagues of empire.
These involuntary participants bore the brunt of conquest in faraway continents – death by drowning in ships that never arrived, death at the hands of indigenous peoples who refused to submit, death in foreign battles for which they bore no responsibility, death by cholera and yellow fever, the two great plagues of empire.
