Sentence examples for will now bear from inspiring English sources

(A studio at the school will now bear Mr. Fribourg's name).

And on top of that, it will now bear his name.

The city, which will now bear the full cost of the estimated $200 million project, said it had already committed $41.5 million.

More important, the Met has finally acknowledged Levine's absences at the administrative level: Luisi will now bear the title of Principal Conductor, although Levine retains the title of Music Director.

Mr Ávila hopes that more effective, and swifter, patent protection and a 2004 law granting universities greater rights to exploit spin-offs from publicly funded research will mean that innovation will now bear more fruit.

OxyContin will now bear the drug agency's strongest type of warning, a black box calling OxyContin potentially addictive as morphine and explaining that chewing, snorting or injecting it can kill, said Dr. Cynthia McCormick, the agency's chief of addictive products.

If, for any reason, Clinton is not the Party's choice, Joe Biden will now have to bear watching Bernie Sanders contend for the job that Biden has wanted for six decades.

Two lions engraved in cement will have to be covered and the sweat shirts and coffee mugs in the studio store will now have to bear the Lorimar name.

The cost of developing the adjacent step in the London Gateway supply chain will now be borne solely by the port owners, DP World, with no other clients yet confirmed to move into a facility touted as creating huge efficiencies in UK logistics.

The jury award will now be borne by TA Associates, a private equity firm that acquired Vatterott in 2009.

And if that weren't enough, it looks like little Simona will now have to officially bear the Garcia Prieto surname.