Sentence examples for bent to begin from inspiring English sources

Whenever Dimas bent to begin his lift, silence snaked through the streets of this ancient town.

"They don't help, because they're quite sturdy little things". These are a rarity, because of the sheer difficulty of getting one round the U-bend to begin with, but the blockages they cause can be terrible.

She bent over to begin negotiating.

It was Mr. Robbins who gave her tools, she said, to get the world to begin to bend to her will.

Clark, faced by the initial failure of the bombing to bend Milosevic, is obliged to begin preparations for a possible ground campaign.

Michael Mann writes that "while the commitments made in Paris aren't on their own enough to stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations at safe levels, they are enough to begin bending the emissions curve towards a safe climate.

These concepts rest on the notion that, in order to begin bending the cost curve, hospital and physician behaviors must be affected.

It was only after Johnson brought in advisors grounded in outside thinking — most notably Clark Clifford — that the White House began to bend to reality and seek new approaches to the conflict.

As Mr. Vrobel and I talked, we realized the "opportunity" that had emerged to change our diet: our refrigerators and dinner tables had begun to bend to the palates of our children.

When the road begins to bend to the right, turn left into Canbury Avenue, then right into Deacon Road and left into Elm Road. 10 At the end of the road turn left into Richmond Road and walk under a railway bridge.

And the television industry — after years of resistance — is beginning to bend to those demands.