Sentence examples for bow in the form of from inspiring English sources

In October, however, this fast-growing industry got a shot across the bow in the form of an IRS memorandum.

More recently, H3H3 have added a new string to their bow, in the form of Hila's participation.

Another impressive proposal is for a clarinet bowed in the form of a gently arching bridge.

Ascham's Toxophilus ("Lover of the Bow"), written in the form of a dialogue, was published in 1545 and was the first book on archery in English.

At the end, when Fleming took her bows, confetti, in the form of torn-up playbills, fluttered down from a high balcony.

Even your hair bows should be in the form of bows.

And Mr Quelch will have a shadow who bows to Beijing, in the form of a Chinese co-dean.Business education in China is still in its infancy, but the market is growing quickly.

In the Japanese culture, an age hierarchy is well entrenched in everyday social interactions such that deference towards older individuals exists not only at the behavioural level – in the form of bowing and gaze aversion [10] – but also at the linguistic level.

First came a bow to Pierre Boulez, who died in January, in the form of his skittering "Messagesquisse," for seven cellos.

Errors are in the form of a bow and the maximum errors are generally at the edges of the plate or mirror where the coverage is most extensive.

New Russia, in the form of its president, bows in front of the grave of the imperial family, murdered by communists; Old Russia, represented by the Romanovs, stands almost reassuringly around the president, bearing witness to his homage.