| I'm trying to get a PDF of the letter up as well, but I'm all thumbs with this pesky technology, so bear with me. |
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| There's only been two hours to pull out some tasty little tidbits, so bear with me as I produce daily reports. |
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| Please bear with me, as I spend most of the brief time left making my case, not rebutting yours. |
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| I'm bursting with much emotion here, so please bear with me if it sounds like I'm rambling like a mad man! |
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| I am not an IT professional, and my infallibility does not apply to the IT world, so please bear with me. |
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| That's where I am at the moment, so bear with me while I try to verbalize this current idea. |
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| Just bear with me as I stand aside to raise my hand and utter a solemn pledge that the following paragraph will make more sense than the first. |
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| I fear it may take me some time to get back into, you know, writing, so bear with me. |
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| I'm about to defend Stuart Stevens, the spearhead of Mitt Romney's disastrous campaign, so please bear with me. |
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| If you bear with me, I will try to make my points as clearly and quickly as possible. |
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| I'm going to ask the committee members to bear with me and help me resolve a slight problem. |
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| Members will have to bear with me because I want to explain exactly how these penalties would be implemented. |
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| The next one is a little complicated, but I hope you will just bear with me. |
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| I'd like to read to you, if you could bear with me, Jennifer's paper, which I think is very good. |
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| I have a sneaking feeling that I've written about this before, but bear with me as my abandonment of the railway has opened up whole new vistas to me. |
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| I hope that you will bear with me, and I look forward to a constructive vote tomorrow. |
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| I hope that my colleagues will bear with me as I take a slightly different approach. |
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| Perhaps colleagues will bear with me if I just set out why that is so critical. |
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| I'm sort of changing my notes here because I want to get around to some of the things that other people said, so bear with me. |
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| But I think that the second thing we can do may be even more important, and if you bear with me I'll get to it. |
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| I hope the Canadians will bear with me, as I go over a few basic facts and describe how our language legislation works in practice. |
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| The Lisbon Treaty is explicit: I would ask you to bear with me as I have just made the same point in my speech to the European Council. |
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| I know that is impolite, but I would ask you to understand and bear with me. |
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| I would ask you to bear with me, however, if I concentrate exclusively on the situation of the shipyards in eastern Germany. |
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| I shall gladly do so, but please bear with me, because this statement is written in several languages, which makes it a daunting task for me too. |
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| I will ask the House to please bear with me as I go back to an example that does have some parallels. |
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| Mr. Roy Cullen: Mr. Speaker, I will try but we have gotten so far off topic that it is going to be difficult so please bear with me. |
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| I hope you will bear with me. This is not a point of order, but I believe it is an historic announcement. |
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| I think it will be a lifetimes work, so please bear with me as new information is being added frequently. |
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| To explain its rationale and its importance will take some backtracking, so please bear with me. |
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| I am not a malariologist or a scientist, so please bear with me. |
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| If you just bear with me, I'll page through these last slides. |
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| If you can bear with me for a second, the picture that has been painted for me over the last little while is that we have a debit system that the consumers perceive as working well. |
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| I ask members to bear with me as this is a little complex. |
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| Yes, I'm developing this, if you could bear with me for a minute. |
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| Jennifer was willing to fly here and make this presentation, so just bear with me, because I'd like to tell you in her words what this means to her. |
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| I've just cut my address back by two-thirds, so bear with me. |
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| Given the fact that I am a new arrival in this portfolio, I hope colleagues will bear with me a bit tonight if I rely on my officials and their briefing materials a little more than usual. |
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| I would therefore ask you to bear with me, because I have only just been informed that I will have to read out his speech in the original version, that is in French. |
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| If the hon. gentleman would just bear with me on that rather technical question, I will check further to see if I can get him some better information, if not tonight, then in the next day or so. |
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| If I engage in a long cursus: will my family bear with me? |
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| It's a long story, especially for a blog post, but please bear with me. |
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| First of all, and please bear with me as I explain to you what a minister does in our system and what he does not do, a minister does not run his department. |
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| He will be absent for about 30 minutes, so please bear with me. |
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| That could easily prove an unsound assumption, but bear with me. |
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| Please bear with me a moment while I connect you to his office. |
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| Bear with me as I continue to learn about the ins and outs of blog design. |
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| Bear with me while I list them, and apologies to the squeamish. |
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