Sentence examples for being bowed from inspiring English sources

He's utterly at home being bowed to.

The first pages of "Great Expectations" are a strong candidate for the best opening of any novel, and Lean, far from being bowed down by the responsibility, promptly replied with one of the best openings in the history of film.

The left hemisphere seems particularly important for so-called "fast acoustic" processing, which would tell a listener whether, say, a note was being bowed on a violin or plucked on a guitar.

In gratitude for being bowed by something as humble as a wish, as common, as miraculous as a child.

I wanted to be heard: for my intelligence to be acknowledged, for my name to be spoken in hushed, revered tones (preferably whilst being bowed to).

Now that he's bowed out, Prince Charles is taking over those duties.

Now Munro is bowing out.

A wall is bowing out.

Nobody was bowing at Vick's feet.

"I'm bowing before you, sir," he said.

Even Garrett Oliver seemed to be bowing to the trend.