| bear in | 20.54 | So that might be worth bearing in mind. | ||
| bear of | 3.23 | Nicknames borne of great deeds. | ||
| bear out_of | 1.12 | He promised entertainment borne out of hard work. | ||
| bear by | 0.72 | And who knows, maybe my tomato plants will bear by the end of the summer. | ||
| bear from | 0.66 | This aversion is borne from practical experience. | ||
| bear aloft | 0.53 | Having been borne aloft on the boom years, airlines will be hurt when times get bad. | ||
| bear down | 0.46 | I just have to bear down myself. | ||
| bear through | 0.46 | Sunday, the flame was borne through the boroughs of New York. | ||
| bear against | 0.33 | Threats of lawsuits were also brought to bear against the San Francisco theater that showed the film. | ||
| bear as | 0.33 | Sometimes the destruction of material things was almost as hard to bear as death. | ||
| bear along | 0.26 | The sound of music was borne along on the wind. | ||
| bear at | 0.26 | The similarities were more than I could bear at the time. | ||
| bear into | 0.26 | The punctured door was carried from its hinges and borne into the room. | ||
| bear than | 0.26 | Somehow that was easier to bear than a son. | ||
| bear within | 0.26 | Papayas bear within a year after being planted from seed. |