bear back

In no case did they bear back a favourable answer.

We are welcome to bear back anything we brought north.

Also, he is borne back to the city by horsemen.

Here was news indeed for us to bear back with us to London!

Fight as they would, the English were borne back.

Then she hops into the big car and is borne back behind the scenes.

She scrambled up and was borne back again, hammered against the rock.

Kinson tried to get to his feet, but he was borne back again in the struggle.

Deliberately she pressed her weight against him, bearing back down among the pillows.

So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.

He was borne back from the edge of the plank walk as two more soldiers fired.

There was no mistaking the way those flames were borne back toward them.

He leaped to his feet, only to be borne back a moment later by a renewed assault.

The standard control procedure was to wait only four minutes, then borne back twenty-four hours later; but I hung on.

Again there was the shock and he felt himself being borne back in a rush, to strike hard on the sand.

But it also tells a more universal story about being borne back into the past—and the inescapability of history.

Sithel's body was borne back to his capital with haste.

The card was borne back on a silver tray.

We gained the plain in safety and through the night were borne back to Kor.

At least he could be sure that he was not being borne back to Valhalla.

We are, as yet another American writer famously observed, borne back ceaselessly into the past.

It was borne back over the forest, still ascendingand then abruptly descended.

I shouted; but only the same half-human cry of the fall was borne back to my ears.

Bells borne back and forth by the drifting of the tide-wrong.

What news did he give them to bear back to Bingtown and Jamaillia?