Sentence examples similar to bending over time from inspiring English sources

I forgot something in the bag, but there was no way to get at it without crouching or bending over, and any extra times of doing that today were times I couldn't really afford.

"You could see just by his body language in the first inning that he was having a tough time just bending over and trying to throw his pitches".

Bunny Buxom, serving, in one show I saw, as the pickup girl — the person who comes out onstage to pick up the clothes that the other performers have shed — bent over, each time, from the pelvis, with her back to the audience, thereby giving us, despite the G-string, a clear view of what was between her legs.

You were bending over?

In the next scene, the young man is bent over again — but this time in prayer, on a pretty Oriental rug.

She echoed the band's dichotomous musical approach with her stage posture: half the time she bent over, emphasizing the pull of the rhythm, and half the time she straightened up and spread her arms, emphasizing the soaring vocal lines.

The Times bends over backward to accommodate advocacy ads, including ads from groups with which the newspaper disagrees editorially.

JOHN VAN DOREN New York, Sept. 24, 2007 You say The New York Times "bends over backward to accommodate advocacy ads," but it's unclear why they are allowed in the first place, since they amount to the paper's commercialization of political opinion — auctioning it to the highest bidder.

Every time I bent over, I couldn't breathe.

It's time to bend over, bite down, snap your head back and spit.

You groan every time you bend over.