Sentence examples for a light bow from inspiring English sources

Several other scenes show the singer dancing with fans and street performers while sporting a light bow on her head.

Lean according to the occasion or situation: Eshaku, a light bow.

She used gut strings instead of steel and wielded a lighter bow.

If you're a beginner, shoot with a lighter bow with regard to the draw weight.

A lighter bow is easier to control and takes less strength to push back and forth.

During the reception, Ms. Sulkin, in a pale blue skirt and suit top, and Dr. Kardon, in a dark suit with a light blue bow tie and cummerbund, danced to "One Summer Night," and "In the Still of the Night," fitting odes to a couple of teenagers whose first sweet kiss had lingered in their minds for so long.

Tempi are fast – easier to negotiate on a lighter, baroque bow – and vibrato, though audible, is more restrained.

At one point the clarinet fades out over gentle syncopated viola rhythms, as the violinist beats a light rhythm with his bow on the strings.

If you're a bird or rabbit hunter, you're going to want a lighter more accurate bow, but if you're just shooting targets, something larger and heavier that can shoot a good distance will do the job.

And then, with a light handshake and a slight bow, she disappeared into a town car that had been waiting for her, leaving her "Imagine Peace" posters behind.

These energetic electrons displace electrons in some of the water atoms along their path; the electromagnetic radiation emitted by the displaced atomic electrons combines to form a light wave, similar to a bow wave generated by a speedboat traveling faster than water waves.