| This scheme appears to contradict the commitment to bear down on night noise. |
| Alone or in clusters, attackers bear down on him at breakneck speed, their razor-sharp blades ripping into the white ice. |
| Mr Cameron said the party was determined to bear down on one of the biggest expenses facing many families. |
| Whenever I am in possession, Piranhas in blue shirts bear down on upon me like juggernauts. |
| Seven minutes later, a ball from midfield caught out Alcide and saw the pacy Gordon bear down on goal on the right. |
| And, third, we bear down on costs making them more scalable, repeatable and predictable as you grow and expand. |
