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And if I tell you to do something, as a drill sergeant, you're going to do it, whether or not I bring a weapon to bear upon you.

"We are going to bear the heat of summer with round paper fans and Japanese folding fans, " he said.

My mother said that I was a quick temper, in her belly nine months less than to just sit to bear it out.

Sir John had not been prepared to unload at the port and had to bear extra costs for the difficulties.

The surge, then, may be too small to make a decisive impact and yet too large for the American armed forces to bear.

The measures led to Mr Schr? der's premature ousting from office, ironically a few months before they began to bear fruit.

But if it happens in such wise as thou art not formed by nature to bear it, do not complain, for it will perish after it has consumed thee.

To transfer the weight of a large single piece of material, or to bear a larger impact load.

The uncle continued to bear his spite but Milarepa out his great regret for killing so many people had forsaken his spite against his uncle.

Results of the analysis indicated that, this form of support joint is adequate and reliable to bear the maximum design loads.

Anna's happiness was almost too much for her to bear.

Back in the Qing Dynasty, a drug store apprentice was always scolded by his boss. He had to bear the insult for fear of losing the job.

If you find the truth too difficult to bear, you'll be controlled by those who tell you what you want to hear.

This phrase, which means "you make people unable to bear " , is often used by Mr. Li Yang.

It was a night so beautiful that your soul seemed hardly able to bear the prison of the body.

It was only a mental justification he was seeking from himself -- something that would enable him to bear his state as a righteous man.

Given that I used not to be able to bear the smell of whisky, my conversion is quite remarkable.

People doing things, will have support on a certain subject, how much you can support the weight, it is necessary to bear much pressure.

Hope that the girls can understand the boy's care and thought that he too needed him, afraid of her injuries, so much hurt for her to bear.

If you do not withdrawal all your funds, the amount remaining shall continue to bear interest at the rate allowed at the time of deposit.

From banks' perspective, the most obvious lesson was the need for a strong national government to bear the potential costs of a rescue.

You're never too heavy for your mother to bear. But try, as you get older, to swap roles once in a while.

No doubt the speed with which monetary and fiscal stimuluswas brought to bear has also helped.

It was easy to see by the newspapers, that if ever they had known what it was to bear a good name, that time had gone by.

As you know that programming can't replace all as a conclusion you don't have to bear and forbear for the sake of work.

In particular, the "bankruptcy bubble" of a year ago is only now starting to bear fruit.

If you find the truth too difficult to bear, you'll be enslaved to those who tell you what you want to hear.

All she could do now was to shun the scornful gaze of men, and to bear in silence the great change that was coming upon her.

It is all very fine to blow and boast beforehand, but now it's done, Alan, and who's to bear the blame of it?

He found "a little rise of ground. . . white sand mixed with a little gravel; scarce fit to bear anything. "

He has a hard cross to bear; his wife is an invalid and his own health is not good.

When she did not find her mother, the disappointment seemed too great to bear.

But at the final fence this week it tripped over another bit of the constitution: the right to bear arms.

And he put the staves into the rings on the sides of the altar, to bear it withal; he made the altar hollow with boards.

A bitter sense of wrong and the thought of Jenny Snow helped her to bear it.

She just want to bear your burdens, that because she want her to be the most closest people of you.

And the company did not provide earplugs for the interns, so we had to bear the noise from the machines.

One needs a support of inner spirit and a disposition as a strong-willed man to bear and defeat the setback.

Voters do not want to bear the cost of their elected leaders' aspirations, and those leaders have not been brave enough to push them.

But for the handful of men who witnessed the horrors that went on inside School number 1, it's been almost too much to bear.

In the short term, import tends to bear the brunt of the trade account's adjustment because exports respond only with a lag.

For you weigh men down with burdens hard to bear, while you yourselves will not even touch the burdens with one of your fingers.

You are such a fool, I never need to bear beside you, the only thing I need to bear is that I can't let you know my true feelings on you.

Let us both forget: you, a name which must mean very little to you, and I, happiness which has become impossible for me to bear.

He watched the leaves uncurl and spread upon the surface of the water, unable to bear drinking the precious stuff.

In Hitler's mind the word 'propaganda' seems to bear no relation whatever to truth.

In this way, the first works of the company choose widely knownly and able to bear the big rich man's game played popularly to be the theme.

Pastor Ken Pagano said the gathering was intended to promote safe gun ownership and celebrate the right to bear arms.

So Re laid a curse upon Nut - that she should not be able to bear any child upon any day in the year.

Heart boring for a long time, finally unable to bear the lonely days, take umbrella out of the door.

how much pain each of its 27 members will have to bear over if the EU is to meet ambitious targets set by national leaders last March.

"With the help of media, which can enlist other members of the media, the weight of public opinion can be brought to bear, " he said.

How much more greenhouse gas emissions can the world afford to bear, then, if developing countries keep consuming as much energy.

He said the measures he has put in place in his first months in office are beginning to bear fruit.

Prof: yes that's a bit of background information that you may bring to bear on this particular argument.

"Not here. No son should have to bear witness to his mother's shame. " Ser Kevan's voice was harsh. "Cover her up. "

But how much pain will we have to bear in the meantime?

Moreover, unless manufacturers are forced to bear the costs, they will have no incentive to make their wares easy to dispose of.

To understand, she was to bear in mind the places you, think of all of a sudden in the scenes where COVEN.

And how much clout could they bring to bear if they chose to engage on the issue.

Now therefore, why tempt you God to put a yoke upon the necks of the disciples, which neither our fathers nor we have been able to bear?

As it may be politically infeasible to continue to expect savers to bear all the investment risk, some benefits may have to be guaranteed.

Greatly grieved, it was as if she had passed her burden of sorrow on to him to bear, a sorrow that came from her deceased boyfriend?

The interpretation that we give is always brought to bear on the greater or lesser dependence of desires with respect to one another.

A chopstick is easy to break, you understand, but a heart to bear alone, easily broken, it was not difficult to understand.

Calm down yourself and give the matter your careful consideration, otherwise you'll have to bear all the consequences arising therefrom.

Any of a shopping center, will not deny her to the shelter. Only a weak body, entrusted to bear heavy, marching in the rain, is what reason?

As I think of her life, and all it had to bear, I see the absolute triumph of Christian grace in the lovely ideal of a Christian lady.

As I said before, I wanted to bear witness to my times. This job with the doctor's magazine helped me do just that.

It was more painful to watch her suffer the medical procedures than it would be to bear the procedures myself.

On other days he would be steeped in gloom, as if his burden was too heavy to bear.

Oddly enough, it is only recently that this ideology has begun to bear its most important fruit, to manifest its deepest consequences.

Such a financial burden would be difficult to bear for a healthy economy. Japan is not a healthy economy.

Now therefore why tempt ye God, to put a yoke upon the neck of the disciples, which neither our fathers nor we were able to bear?

She turned away, for the sight was too much for her to bear.

how much easier it is to hide than to bear a bad conscience.

The body to bear all the load and act as a frame, it should be accurately referred to as "bearing-type frame structure of the body. "

The children is not necessary to bear the burden of marriage problem, what we can do is to keep a good profile to others at least.

'I agree to the conditions, Angel, because you know best. Only don't make it too much for me to bear! '

"It is up to us to bear witness, to ensure that the world continues to note what happened here, " he said.

He would be the last in a long line of heavyweights to bear a symbolic connection to American social trends.

For laying indoor, tunnel, canal and underground. Able to bear external mechanical forces, but unable to bear large pulling force.

Enthusiastic people, such a lovely girl just came to this world, but has so much unfortunate to bear , can we do something about it?

Its main feature is the original performed by the importer " voucher payment, " the responsibility transferred to the bank to bear.

Unable to bear life in Rhodesia , she came to England with her son, which meant leaving her first two children behind.

As the German force nears, they begin to turn south, aiming to form line broadside to my BBs and bring more of their guns to bear.

Sperm competition theory does seem to bear out in the natural world.

There's a lonely leaf in the garden, light melancholy, and too heavy to bear his covered greenness , no one can guess what he's thinking?

In tunnel , in cable trench or direct in ground , able to bear external mechanical forces, but unable to bear large pulling force .

The desire to expand my roots and to bear fruit in my life developed into a tool that I've used off and on for more than 20 years.

Try to bear with me for a minute.

That Hallowe'en was on a Saturday in both PoA and GoF seems to bear this out as well.

You know, there's absolutely no need to be depressed. Do try to bear up, please!

The theory was that risk would thus be shifted on to those best able to bear it.

Freezing their assets is only the beginning of a whole range of measures we can bring to bear against them.

The sorrow she felt over the death of her husband was almost too much to bear.

"That mediation can help us multitask efficiently without having to bear the extra burden of managing multiple tasks ourselves, " she said.

About twenty million people reside on this relatively small island that used to bear the name Ceylon .

It is therefore an advantage to be able to bring as much computing power as possible to bear against the task of running tests.

Forward genetics and biochemical approaches to studying plant responses to salt, water and cold stresses began to bear fruit recently.

Ready to bear huge losses, and aggressive racing in heavy machinery to install the deadly weapons.

The government is trying to bear down on prices by raising rates and reining in credit.

His strength, exhausted by a mind long over-wrought, did not suffice to bear her away, light and delicate though her shape.

work actively, strong sense of responsibility, be able to bear strong pressure, good team spirit.

He was not to give any more interviews, they said, or he would have to "bear the consequences" .

Gratifyingly, their analytical research seems to bear out some of my casual observation.

She guessed the recent ancestral discovery to bear upon it, but did not divine that it solely concerned herself.

For laying in doors, in tunnels and in cable trench, able to berar external mechanical forces, but unable to bear large pulling force.

The pain is yours to bear, for you shall paint a sultry picture as you leave the helm to take your rightful place below.

In the current crisis, taxpayers in the bank's home country have tended to bear the costs of a bail-out.

However, it was also indicated in your letter that you were not fully aware of what kind of responsibility you should have to bear.

One of the accidents, it seems to bear this drink really high!

McCormack added that it is "unfortunate" that the Iranian people may have to bear some of the cost of their government's decisionmaking.

Why love such a heavy burden to bear, to suffer so many conditions attached, along with the additional money, love and how far to go?

Fourth, the public has an interest in imposing higher equity requirements than any individual bank would, in its own interest, wish to bear.

"I can't thrash Aunt March, so I suppose I shall have to bear it. " And Jo resigned herself with a sigh.

He would rather be buried in the heart of all the unpleasant, all the suffering of a people to bear.

The envelope that will reach my mail-box tomorrow will bring an answer that I am ready to bear with courage and self-respect.

If you insist to transport by sea, we will change the means of delivery, but the insurance is for you to bear.

She felt "seized with a sense of mission, a duty to bear witness to the havoc wreaked by war on the lives of the innocents. "

Many Christians have had the same struggle. They carry with them each day a load of guilt that's too much to bear.

I am not one of the lucky ones. I killed myself just weeks before graduating high school. It was simply too much to bear.

A printing plate cylinder and nano-imprint lithography drum is hard and bring pressure to bear on the surface, the deformation of after.

Both the presidential election and various statistical measures appeared to bear out the conventional wisdom.

They were ordered to bear down hard on his friends, enemies, associates, family, and his contacts with them in the last seven years.

It is why we ask you to bear this in mind when the dark Ones are called to justice, and stand for their crimes against Humanity.

That perception was a burden to bear, particularly as the real-life Maureen felt herself to be far from perfect.

"His diatribes against divorce and calls for women to bear at least three children have made things worse, " she claims.

Some people, like the Straphangers Campaign, a riders' advocacy group, worry that passengers will ultimately have to bear the cost.

A time came at last, however, when Mr. Bixby seemed to think me far enough advanced to bear a lesson on water-reading.

"I'm not sure, " Peggy relied. "I've always been able to bear children. It's adults I can't bear. " .

He regard as a sinner by oneself , should be punished, but does not dare to bear one's own responsibility for an offence publicly .

You were supposed to be my wife, to bear me children with silver hair and purple eyes, to keep the blood of the dragon pure.

They say also that the Seven Fathers of the Dwarves return to live again in their own kin and to bear once more their ancient names.

Siobhan Duke, 36, decided to move elsewhere in Colchester last month after living next to Miss Bloomfield became too much to bear.

In her early twenties a routine surgical procedure had left Clarissa unable to bear children.

Yes, Father, I have found it difficult enough to bear all that I owed before, but my biggest debt has not yet come.

And they have to make it up to the Libyan people, they have to bear their responsibilities.

Up of work and careful study, diligent, steadfast, able to bear hardships and stand hard, energetic, strong concept of time.

Paul Ellis, 51, a manager at Cliff's Variety hardware store, said he didn't want his employer to bear the burden of his support.

Sometimes it takes simply saying it aloud or writing it down to realize that you actually no longer need to bear the brunt of it.

Well, please now pondering the magic of this project at the same time, we have to bear as the last leg of today's concept of Fulong.

Some turtles bear the hunger to bear the thirsty ability to be strong, but several years do not eat not not easily to die.

We have to be careful not to give the international financial community the impression that we are unwilling to bear the necessary pain.

"Very well, " said Carrie, who was so disturbed that she could not bring a proper attitude to bear in the matter.

The most difficult thing of all to bear was that I could not get my works judged by people with literary training.

It would be unjust for him to bear full responsibility for this accident.

It was illogical - he knew in his heart that he would have to bear many more - but not today.

The US would have to bear some of the political consequences of an Israeli bombing campaign against Iran's nuclear sites.

Installed in shaft, under water and soil with great drop, able to bear external mechanical forces and moderate pulling force.

Fifth, the banking system as a whole reduces risks through aggregation and enables them to be carried by those more willing to bear them.

Bring some productive social pressure to bear on your learning by telling friends, family members, or colleagues what you plan to do.

However, the strength of bears is too strong, despite a hungry fox grievances, but did not dare to bear always .

They found it easier to obey than to suffer, to do than to give up, to bear the cross than to hang upon it.

Not all suppliers are prepared to bear the extra cost involved in (effectively) holding stock on their customers' behalf.

The little girl's singing brought happiness to the old man and helped him to bear the hardships of life.

And once the war began, Europe would be the first to bear the brunt of it.

He was not able to bear the unpleasant smell of the tan-yard, so he asked his neighbor to go away.

Cultivated for salad since ancient times, lettuce is harvesting before its flower stem shoots up to bear its small yellow flowers.

The breakup, or failure in love , seems to bear lots of subtle resemblances to the previous one, too.

Every year can the classmate reviews midway, do not wish to bear come home, interrupted study to for reference.

But Dr. Cheung said in many cases women continued to bear the bulk of responsibility for child care.

Can we stretch a point-say we admit her to bear witness, and question her favourably?

We'll have to bear up, the wind is too strong.

This was a burden that crisis-hit Japan did not have to bear.

It was all poverty and trouble there, or seemed to be, because it was a load to bear.

For the rest of you who are willing to bear with me, let's continue. So now let's just integrate.

The birds did not like to sing in it because there were no children, and the trees forgot to bear flowers.

The party had also reaffirmed its peace and development policy and that it would continue to bear arms and defend its territory.

God judges those who sin, but in love He gave His Son to die on a cross to bear our sin and judgment.

Their wages are paid through the Ministry of the Interior, but the cost of security by the implementation of the project parties to bear.

In tunnel or cable trench , unable to bear external mechanical forces . Single- core cable in magnetic duct is not permissible.

I can't thrash Aunt March, so I suppose I shall have to bear it.

Once you consider death as a fact of life, then it will be easier for you to bear the loss.

It's a cute baby dragon. It seems to bear some semblance to a horse.

Every country in Schengen had to bear its responsibilities, he said.

Yes . And the buyer is usually required to bear the cost for the additional risk coverage .

While enjoying the energy from the nuclear power stations, we have to bear the risk of the unlikely event of a nuclear accident.

Goes out always not to be able to bear must stroll the bookstore, not possibly strolls the bookstore not to buy the book.

Official creditors would, by then, have to bear a substantial part of the total losses.

And Neighbors don't close, by his sons than trivial to bear hardships, pleasure together, the fairy envy good companions.

Certainly the emperor was at times the biggest customer, and sometimes his demands were too much to bear.

For laying indoor , in tunnel, cable French, well or direct in ground , able to bear external mechanical forces and certain pulling force.

You don't have to bear around the bush. Just tell me what the problem is so I can fit it for you.

Originally built as a factory, the building can support extra floors since it was designed to bear the weight of heavy machinery.

Tell that to Bear Stearns, Wall Street's fifth-largest investment bank, the most spectacular corporate casualty so far of the credit crisis.

The city wants the court to rule that Americans have a right to bear arms only in service of a government militia.

Bertha wrapped her pride about her like a cloak, but sometimes it seemed too heavy to bear, and she nearly fainted.

Claims that it is between the contractors and owners to bear the risk of a reasonable proportion of redistribution.

So I had to parting hometown of rain, had to bear alone in a foreign land, he places a heavy share of the nostalgia, rain condition.

and that's the kind of experience I bring to bear. . . to this race. I just want to make one last comment.

China is already taking action to restrict the growth, but China cannot be expected to bear the main responsibility.

now i'm on such a person to bear all, and no one to help me.

The conversion of mass crime is a difficult problem in judicatory practice, as it does not bring to bear accurate theory to guide.

Consumers will have to bear the full cost of these pay increases.

Have grasped during here if ABB , Fuji, execute the product information being able to bear morals waiting for famous enterprise.

Don't look for an excuse for your failure. If you can't bear hard work now, you will have to bear tears next July.

Funny how that didn't apply to Bear Stearns, which the Feds at least sold for a couple of bucks to JP Morgan.

ie, with the arms that the constitution allows them to bear. If Mr Reid wins, she implies, there might be shooting.

Slewing ring bearing( slewing bearing), is a bearing that able to bear axial load, radial load and overturning torque.

Unable to bear watching in person the team he had built, West spent the night driving around Malibu, listening to the game on the radio.

So if he wants the benefits of driving, he's going to have to bear the costs.

My batting trainer told me to bear down on my swing.

In tunnel , cable trench , well or direct in ground, able to bear external mechanical forces and certain pulling force .

The General Assembly can bring the power of world opinion to bear on warring parties.

Able to bear hardships and stand hard, tenacious perseverance, good communication and teamwork.

"They have to bear the burden of high petroleum import costs, " he said.

Because once you close your body will not be able to bear, people will unconscious.

XX has been lost. Please stop payment. I, the applicant agree to bear the whole responsibility of any dispute rised in future.

Correct attitude towards work, a serious and responsible, initiative, able to bear hardships and stand hard.

Should a single label be mis-printed or missing, the entire batch may have to be rejected with the printer having to bear the cost.

He was sure of himself and of Mary; he knew they could bear what they had to bear, that they would always pull through somehow.

He was a great mentor, friend, scholar and role model. I hope the happy memories may make a little easier for the sorrow you have to bear.

And he saw that rest was good, and the land that it was pleasant; and bowed his shoulder to bear, and became a servant unto tribute.

If America were like the euro area, Virginia would have to bear the burden itself.

protects what Anthony Kennedy, who is often the swing vote, calls "a general right to bear arms" .

not as a call to battle , though embattled we are ; but a call to bear the burden of a long twilight struggle.

A mark of true nobility is, not to hold one's head high, but to bear oneself humbly in a high station of life.

We want not just to bear witness to the past but to look forward to a future where these terrible events will not be repeated.

Nothing happens to any man which he is not formed by nature to bear.

He regards Qaddafian education as one of the greatest slights he and his peers had to bear.

A single spark from the Chinese revolution is here to bear the new drums Lane 6th was one of the cradles of the CPC.

Most welcome of all, there was a return to music, introduced gently, so as not to bear the faintest whiff of popery .

As he looked back over his life, he wrote the most moving, personal work ever to bear his name.

I really want to love you, let your heart belongs to me completely, we went away alone, no longer let you a person to bear you to bear.

Of our parents have to bear in mind is to watch their parents watch their own future, filial piety should be timely.

Many of the facts that can be blessed by misfortune, but to see you have no strength to bear the pain only temporarily.

Yet it is doubtful whether the proposition is strong enough to bear the vast weight of generalization that has been placed on it.

the spirit of regret is a waste of emotions, as do not regret it on, it should be brave to bear all.

However, there are a few things to bear in mind before deciding whether paying off your loan is the best use of your spare cash.

Given the resources being brought to bear on the book metadata by OCLC, Google and others, should libraries be doing cataloguing at all?

Got to bear with the embarrassment even you're spiderman.

Patience to wait for you to bear the life of the fruit will become your life's wealth.

And eu in prison met ShaXiangDong, she said very incredible mynah, also to WuTongGuang died, but everyone between to bear is destiny.

Ever since we met, I'd put Rick on a pedestal, denied him his human imperfections - a burden he should never have had to bear.

For laying in ground along route with large difference of level, able to bear external mechanical forces.

A man of his figure couldn't be expected to bear it.

That doesn't mean procrastinating on urgent issues. Nor is it a justification for delaying efforts that may take years to bear fruit.

Suitable for burying in ground, Able to bear external mechanical forces but large pulling forces.

Petronas's board has no independent directors to bear him out.

Then the problem is to bring our activities to bear upon the realization of these externally supplied ends.

And yet, love knows, it is a greater grief To bear love's wrong than hate's known injury.

Second, as the borders between private and public are redrawn, people must retain the right to bear witness.

The court wants the person to bear witness to what he saw.

I tried to bear all of these as long as I could. At last, I became very angry.

And when you think about it, he's the original one-hit wonder. He had one hit 300 years ago. It's my cross to bear my entire life.

If the cuts demanded are particularly painful, governments may simply be unwilling to bear the political cost of pushing them through.

that he was strong enough to bear they know you have the necklace with you.

Without the lure of those monopoly profits, there would be no incentive for anyone to bear the risks of entrepreneurship .

Rigid Frame material must be able to bear the stress and tension.