Sentence examples for bent to go from inspiring English sources

Allowing Bent to go was logical as he bought Peter Crouch from Portsmouth, maintaining his choice of four forwards.

When Rasmussen made his move, with only a handful of bends to go on the 11-mile climb that formed the climax to the gruelling 136-mile stage, he made his rivals look as if they were standing still.

One routine has children pretending they are cabdrivers who have to bend down to go through a tunnel and jump to get over a pothole.

Henry then capped the scoring with a nifty corner kick in extra time from the left sideline that bent to the left and went past backup goalie Matt Lampson directly into the net.

In contrast, five of the eight DISSIMILAR-8 items demonstrated deterioration in physical function: (1) bending to floor; (2) going shopping; (3) getting in/out of bath; (4) heavy domestic duties; and (5) light domestic duties.

In 2013, the U.S. opened the crossing again, allowing Big Bend visitors to go over to Boquillas for the day or the night, and Mexicans to go to the other side to sell souvenirs or to retrieve grazing cattle that might have strayed there.

So when it came to kicking off the festival this year, it was no accident the TIFF programmers were bending over backwards to go to the other extreme.

They could bend to any angle and go up and down.

And they can be bent, allowing the light to go through the lenses at the correct angle.

QUESTION FROM WENDELL: What do you make of the comments in the Blair book that Cheney was bent on going to war with the Middle East, county by country?

You want to know why the Republicans are willing to say, 'Screw you,' to 30percentt or more of their voters and yet Democrats will bend over, grab the ankles, and say, 'Have your way with me,' for 10percent and 22 percent of the population?" -- He accused Republicans of planning "to go bend over and grab the ankles" by renouncing the "Southern Strategy" of using race as a wedge issue.