The phrase 'bow by' is not correct.
It does not mean anything and is not used in written English.
THE SPANISH BOW, by Andromeda Romano-Lax.
They connect to one another at the bow, by means of folding platforms.
A shot across the bow by Kenneth D. Lewis, Bank of America's C.E.O., perhaps?
A Moran tug preceded it, attached to the bow by a long rope.
It's not the biggest bow, but it's definitely a bow (by definition, it's a bending of the back or head).
At the curtain call, she sat down in the audience and demanded that I take the bow by myself.
The bottle of Islay whisky smashed against the bow by the Queen to christen her namesake is also significant because it represents the first distillery that she visited.
But he continued to perform and record, and developed another string to his considerable bow by singing on a Cole dedication, With Respect to Nat, in 1965.
Besides R. Kelly's album, the only other new release to reach the Top 20 is "Relentless" (Broken Bow), by the country singer Jason Aldean.
'Due Latte,' has been known to run ever so gently across the palate," one finds, for instance, under "Smile as They Bow," by Nu Nu Yi, "Campy tale of a Burmese transvestite medium's midlife crisis.
Nope, it's no fun to get a present in the familiar Amazon box, shrink-wrapped by an underpaid warehouse worker rather than wrapped in paper and tied with a bow by the giver.
