Sentence examples for a bow for the from inspiring English sources

A Bow for the Ancients Greek myth is a factor in two of Charles L. Mee's three plays about love being presented in New York this season.

Yet the rule stands more than two years after the Coke decision and a year after lawmakers and Mr. Obama took a bow for the Ledbetter fair-pay law.

In the bulk of the work that couple is joined by two Americans, Christine Elmo and Diane Madden, but Ms. Shick begins her dance with an ending: a bow for the entire cast.

In the time left before critics begin seeing the show on Saturday night, Mr. Sher said, he and his collaborators were "looking again at the final scene and two other numbers as well as finally staging a bow" for the cast members, who include musical theater luminaries like Ms. Scott, Patti LuPone, Ms. Benanti, and Brian Stokes Mitchell.

It doesn't matter now that Epstein has re-emerged -- and just in time to take a bow for the anticipated filling of the center-field vacancy (via trade for Coco Crisp) and the gap at shortstop (with the expected signing of Alex Gonzalez).

She performed "Take a Bow" for the first time at the 2008 MuchMusic Video Awards held in Toronto, Canada in the MuchMusic's headquarters on June 15 , 2008

Take a bow for that one, Salma. .

Ms. Gurdon should take a bow for having the guts to tell it like it is.

Such symbolic moves apart, the work's most unusual feature is the use of a pencil instead of a bow for a short section near the end of the first of its two main sections; the resulting sound is exquisitely subtle and delicate.

To the skeptical, it could have doubled as Calipari's taking a bow for his latest escape from the short arm of N.C.A.A. enforcement.

The scene needed only a bow for its completion.