Sentence examples for bends about from inspiring English sources
When it comes to his beliefs, Miller bends about as much as a starched collar.
Thus, the haltere can be modelled as a cantilever beam that bends about these side attachments position along the sensing direction.
A possible interpretation of the results of this study is that the LF domain rotates or bends about an axis perpendicular to helices M and L, where both residues S307C and Y274W are located on the one side of the axis and K329C is positioned on the other side of the axis.
Minor comments: 1) Formation of the 3y interactions seems to require a very sharp 180 degree turn in a helix-junction as shown in Figure 2E – the authors may want to speculate how this might be accomplished – is there a particular junction (bulge or loop (that can accommodate such a sharp bend or might this be the result of many smaller bends about a large number of closely spaced junctions?
In a big lewd gesture, which shows how a human body can be bent about and used as a puppet of the gods, the entranced Bottom proves himself to be a right arse – and a massive hit with the audience.
Those dads bent about as much as the heavy steel bumpers on their Country Squires.
Make a 90 degree bend about 2.5" from the end of the wire.
After hiking three hours through the mountains, they descended to a bend about three miles from downtown Musan — a spot where the river is no more than a hundred feet across.
In a closely watched new solar project called Solana, the energy is gathered in a three-square-mile patch of desert bulldozed flat near Gila Bend, about 50 miles southwest of Phoenix.
What drove me round the bend about places like the GE Club is that people would be talking to you but looking over your shoulder to see if there was anyone more important in.
But I did get to probably the most anomalous of the festival's presentations: "Discordant Duets," a play with an evangelical Christian bent about two young couples that begin in the same unholy place and proceed in different directions.
