Sentence examples for at a bow from inspiring English sources

His head hints at a bow while he presents to one old woman a blanket emblazoned with the twin-elephant logo for his beer, Chang (Thai for the country's pachyderm).

On the Charlie Rose talk show, Cameron acknowledged parallels with idea of the "noble savage", but argued: "When indigenous populations who are at a bow and arrow level are met with technological superior forces, [if] somebody doesn't help them, they lose.

Along some of its sides are mounted strings, which can be played like a horizontal bass; at times, a bow is applied to them for cello-like strains.

Hansen was cheered at the end by the 70,000 crowd at he took a bow at the Millennium Stadium, although his stay in Wales has not always been so warmly applauded.

Our new heart-throb (1)"Take just one look at Paul Ryan holding a bow at full draw, and you know he's the real deal, a hard-core bow hunter".

'When he was on form the ball came at you like a bow from an arrow.

The hunter first shot at Cecil with a bow and arrow but failed to kill the lion.

"I feel like somebody like Kate Moss running at you with a bow and arrow wouldn't be scary," she said during the interview.

A bow at the top displayed the English name ("League of Nations"), while another at the bottom showed the French ("Société des Nations").

She never takes a bow at the finale.

She said she had first tried shooting a bow at a medieval fair but didn't like it.