Sentence examples for a further bow from inspiring English sources
In a further bow to bipartisanship, our administration reached out to former President Jimmy Carter, who later helped persuade Daniel Ortega to accept defeat on election night.
A further emblem was a bow case, which the goddess was sometimes depicted wearing on her head in place of a crown.
Monday's letter is a further shot across the bows.
For a bowler whose first-class career at Northamptonshire began with figures of 1-91 off 13 overs - blame Surrey batsman Ali Brown for that - and spluttered to such an extent that he had to wait a further decade for his Test bow, he ends in company with the best.
There may also have been a ford further south at Bow, and a further causeway existed between Homerton and Leyton, known as Wanstead Slip.
A UN team charged with investigating Mr Hariri's murder has fired a further shot across Mr Lahoud's bow by summoning one of his close aides, Mustafa Hamdan, for questioning.
This, together with an associated condylus tertius (small black arrow) which represents a remnant hypochordal bow, further confirms the non-acute traumatic aetiology of the odontoid process appearances.
A string "bridge" or "run" is an attachment of horn or wood, used to hold the string a little further apart from the bow's limbs at the base of the siyahs, as well as allowing the siyah to rest at an angle forward of the string.
A big bow tied around the middle of their swaddling clothes further added to the effect.
The waterline armour belt of the Tegetthoff-class measured 280 mm thick between the midpoints of the fore and aft barbettes and thinned to 150 mm further towards the bow and stern, but did not reach either the bow or the stern.
