Sentence examples for bow size from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that variation did not exist within components of the bow and arrow; it most certainly did, and changes in that technology after it was introduced (such as the bow size and form, arrow shaft form, point size and form, e.g., Fig. 2) probably resulted from the influence of natural selection.

Depending on the bow size, grasp one end of the tape and wind into a long, loose circular rope.

Choose your bow size and style by what you are using it for, not how it looks.

Furthermore, it can also be found from the numerical results that the mean particle impact velocity increases gradually with the decrease in Width/Length ratio (W/L) of the cross-section because of the diminishing bow shock size.

The collection that the Dutch team of Viktor & Rolf showed on Saturday evening featured jackets made entirely of stiff bows the size of Cornish hens.

Alexis Mabille, who was a designer at Dior, is equally well represented: a backless black dress with a starched white tuxedo collar; a black wool sheath with a neckline wreathed in a cluster of thick ivory satin bows the size of tea roses; an electric blue opera coat festooned with black crystals, for the avenging disco Romanov.

Haydn composed no fewer than 175 works for the baryton, an archaic bowed cello-size instrument equipped with an additional set of strings for extra resonance, for his longtime patron Prince Nikolaus Esterhazy, who played the instrument.

To make a standard size bow, use about 12 inches of ribbon.

Use the advanced search feature of the online retailer's website to narrow down the dresses according to your desired style details such as sleeves, plus size, bow, lace, v-neck, etc.

There were several types of bows of various size and range.

"I'm No 1, second to no one," she crows, commanding all cock-rockers to bow to her superior size and strength, before landing the killer blow: "Fifty foot queenie / Fifty and rising / You can bend over, Casanova".