1. Tell them to bear up to one another.

2. It's sur - prising that she can bear up with such an affliction.

3. Tell him to bear up.

4. It is hard to bear up under affliction.

5. It's not easy to bear up under such circumstances.

6. The captain gave orders to bear up.

7. She won't bear up her boyfriend.

8. This ship will bear up to Havana.

9. It is particularly difficult to bear up against the midsummer heat in Wuhan.

10. The old bridge can hardly bear up its own weight now.

11. Tell her to bear up.

12. The teacher told me to bear up.

13. " Bear up, my Aleck, all is not lost!

14. Bear up, our troubles will soon blow over.

15. Bear up, out troubles will blow over in no time.

16. It is particularly difficult to bear up against the midsummer heat.

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

18. It is strong enough to bear up the weight of the roof.

19. Is it easy to bear up when one is beset with difficulties on all sides?

20. She likes to bear up with her neighbours in appearances.

21. The bridge can bear up against the force of the current.

22. This old bridge can hardly bear up against the force of torrents.

23. You have to bear up under the hospitality of the ancestral home for two years.

24. Your innocent smiles made me bear up against my misfortunes.

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26. The waters of chaos which extinguish life in judgment actually bear up the survivors, becoming their means of salvation.

27. In the hope of a heavenly crown, let us sit loose to earthly possessions and comforts, and cheerfully bear up under crosses.

28. She was frightened that she would be unable to bear up under the pain of childbirth.

29. My message is only a tardy un- homing sail that bear up for you.

30. His "Genoese ship" breaks the waves of sea forward, seduces us to leave the firm empire of reason and bear up for "new sea".

1. Tell them to bear up to one another.

2. It's sur - prising that she can bear up with such an affliction.

31. The old aged cannot bear up against the midsummer heat this year.

32. Bear up your ism.