Sentences using the word borne. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use borne in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for borne.
- Borne hesitated. (9)
- She has borne it! (10)
- How had he borne that? (10)
- What have I not borne? (10)
- Even this was borne with. (10)
- He had borne unheard-of things. (10)
- And off in a gallop Polly was borne. (10)
- Hart was borne along in the current. (13)
- I should not have borne it as she did. (10)
- She looked a captive borne to the sacrifice. (10)
- But June again refused, so they were borne away. (8)
- It was borne in the latter with decent philosophy. (4)
- She had borne so much that this new drop was poison. (10)
- Borne stooped over and kissed her, and went to the door. (9)
- The young husband went about as if he were borne on wings. (5)
- Your life was a hard one, but you have borne the burden bravely. (5)
- Noel saw her borne away, still sucking at her dirty swollen hand. (8)
- Could she have borne that anyone should see herself thus prostrate? (8)
- How would she have borne it before she knew of the infinitely evil? (10)
- And for herself the worst might happen if only she were borne along. (10)
- The sound of the guns had borne down on the other ship of the blockade. (18)
- He was her husband; she had borne him five; he had been wounded in the war. (8)
- It only irritated Hilary, whose nerves had already borne all they could bear. (8)
- But her husband was fully entitled to any share of them that he may have borne. (9)
- Margaret could have borne either alone, but together they were wearing her out. (9)
- From the first Kuni had believed that she knew who was being borne to the grave. (5)
- There came, borne to us on the raw morning air, the long, weird note of a bugle. (7)
- Their loud shouts were borne by the cool night breeze to the sufferer in the cart. (5)
- Her body lying still upon the bed here was a soul borne onward by the river of Death. (10)
- It was too great a shock to be borne with calmness, and she immediately left the room. (4)
- Amble, will you come on shore instantly, I have borne with your stupidity long enough. (10)
- I do not doubt that he supposed himself to have borne the heat and burden of the strife. (7)
- It was his horse that wheeled; compulsorily he was borne at a short canter to her side. (10)
- Sir Walter could not have borne the degradation of being known to design letting his house. (4)
- She had loved her womb because it had borne him; she hated it now because she had lost him. (12)
- She was quick to interpose between me and the form I had once raised and borne undisputedly. (10)
- Truly, in spite of many discouragements, the fleur-de-lys was being borne westward valiantly. (19)
- I could have borne a shrewish tongue better, possibly because I could have answered it better. (10)
- I could have borne a shrewish tongue better, possibly because I could have answered it better. (22)
- George was alone once more, and he let himself be borne along on the rushing subterranean stream. (5)
- Schwartz had borne himself with extraordinary discretion by forbearing to spread alarm at the palace. (10)
- Upon arriving, the coffin was borne into the chapel, and, two by two, the mourners filed in behind it. (8)
- If the men had borne their part as well, there would not have been these tears: and yet, what am I saying? (9)
- She left the room for a moment; then came the wine and glasses on a tray, borne by that impossible Italian! (7)
- And a comprehensible pride (for so would Dudley have borne it) keeps the forsaken man silent up to death: . (10)
- Yet it must be borne in mind that he was somewhat hampered by his official position as well as inspired by it. (14)
- She was borne along by the tide like a butterfly that a fish may gobble unless a friendly hand shall intervene. (10)
- To bear what she had borne she must be a passionless woman; and she was glad of her present safety in thinking it. (10)
- Next, we see the standard of Great Britain furled; next, unfurled and borne by a troop of shadows to the sentrybox. (10)
- It was in the order of things that the great Mel should be borne to his final resting-place by a troop of creditors. (10)
- Spontini was the last of the many Italians who had for a century and a half borne almost uninterrupted sway in Germany. (3)
- Donacona and the other Indian braves whom the French had borne away never returned to Stadacona and their forest haunts. (19)
- To be listened to and borne with, and hear the voice of kindness and sympathy in return, was everything that could be done for her. (4)
- The whole record of his life, from his eighteenth month, is a chronicle of fever and ill-health, borne always with heroic fortitude. (2)
- Their expenses of travel, board and bed are all borne by the management, and other requirements of a circus campaign are few and small. (21)
- The scales seemed to fall from my eyes, and I realised why the Ueberhells had borne such an evil and dreaded name among their fellow-citizens. (5)
- He had for years borne much that was distasteful to him, for the purpose of studying, and with his poor income helping the poorer than himself. (10)
- She leaned back, nestling her chin and half closing her eyes, suffering herself to be divided from him, borne away by forces she acquiesced in. (10)
- Their faces, hands, and feet were often frost-bitten, and on some occasions half the force of a detachment would be borne back entirely disabled. (19)
- And the sunlight played through the leaves on that little party of the three generations grouped tranquilly under the pear-tree, which had long borne no fruit. (8)
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Definition of borne:
- borne, brn, pa.p. of bear, to carry.(0)
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