Sentence examples for bends for from inspiring English sources
The Pope usually bends for a token swipe at the feet of twelve selected priests.
He and other prisoners, caught praying together, were blindfolded, handcuffed and forced to perform knee bends for hours in time to a whistle, or be whipped.
Four Seasons, Besiktas The Bosphorus bends for 30km through Istanbul, binding the Black Sea with the Marmara, and dividing the European continent from Asia.
Fake Plastic Trees (and the whole of the Bends for that matter) represents a shift from the grunge-lite of previous album Pablo Honey.
Next to Victoria's black gown, for instance, is the elaborate dress worn by Emily Warren Roebling — who oversaw the completion of the Brooklyn Bridge after her husband was incapacitated by the bends — for her presentation to the Queen in 1896.
She used a run-around forehand to cut the angles off the court, leaned on speed and lobs to stretch out the rallies and sliced her backhands low to force Williams into awkward bends for her strokes.
This year, he said: "Offenders have completed plumbing and heating qualifications under Rotl and now unblock U-bends for a living.
Head into Bend for that, about 30 minutes east.
He had substituted indolence for valor, moonlight for daylight, gender bending for moral clarity.
Policy is one thing, but rules can always be bent for convenience and consideration.
