Sentence examples for bow on that from inspiring English sources
Colonel Qaddafi's demise after a U.S.-backed air campaign ties the bow on that campaign issue.
"We're about to put a bow on that situation," Ms. Johnson said.
With head bowed on that point, I still say the Court-packing plan was "less manipulative and more openly pursued" than the court-wrecking scheme going forward in California.
But this is not Roland Garros, and this is not the same confident and tunnel-visioned Nadal to whom Federer bowed on that occasion.
He spoke with an accent, clipped and international, and occasionally tossed in a word ("erstwhile," "improprietous") that tied a bow on the sentence that included it.
Once the subjects were arranged, Mr. Kirk would dip into his drawer of props for the perfect accessory: the velvet stole that made possible the off-the-shoulder look (a girl had to be over 16 for that); the bouquets of dried roses and camellias; the prayer book for confirmation and communion pictures; the snap-on bow tie that made every young man look spiffy.
Most mutants who argue against two gays or lesbians getting hitched tend to bring the Bible into the argument as if government should bow to that book on all matters.
He wanted a long, high, flared bow, like that on the pre-dreadnought, but higher, four 15-inch guns in two twin turrets, an anti-torpedo boat armament of twenty 4 inches guns mounted high up and protected by gun shields only, speed of 32 knots using oil fuel, and armour on the scale of the battlecruiser.
If you're interested in me, I thank you for that, I bow to that part of you that bows to me, let's get it on.
When you are done making the bow, you will have a bow that rests on top of the rest of your loose hair.
