Sentence examples similar to bow report from inspiring English sources
Whistling is just another string in their bow, researchers report online this week in The Journal of Experimental Biology.
But make no mistake: if Cameron's response to Lord Justice Leveson's long-awaited report is to bow to demands for 'statutory underpinning' of newspaper regulation, he will be taking one step closer to shackling Britain's free press.
The first shot across the bow were reports that Facebook was willing to throw down three billion dollars for the upstart Snapchat.
This is compatible with the bow effects reported in absolute identification for the reaction times, the imprecision (rate of errors) and the dispersion of the ratings [15], [38].
If you want to see whether sister Serena can join her in the last four, then click on Nick Harper's game-by-game report here NOW! "I bow to the superior Belgian knowledge of Messrs Dunmore and Aldridge," writes Elizabeth Day, while presumably bowing.
In contrast to metabolic networks where the core often forms a large cluster with interconnected nodes, bow ties in signaling networks are reported to have fewer nodes with sparse interconnections [ 19] – if they exist at all.
"This is a message, but we will not bow," Hezbollah official Ziad Waked told al-Manar, AP reports.
Having to report the bowing and scraping of craven BBC governors who had lost their collective nerve must have stuck in the throat of every BBC journalist, but the genuflections were duly reported with straight faces.
Dismissing the newspaper reports as "insinuations" and "rumors," Mr. Rajoy said that "the state of law doesn't bow to blackmail".
"He was like, bow, bow, bow".
