Sentence examples for bowed lower from inspiring English sources

Spondyloepimetaphyseal dysplasia of Pakistani type, which is characterized by kyphoscoliosis, generalized brachydactyly, short and bowed lower limbs, and enlarged knee joints, is caused by mutations in PAPSS2: p.Ser438X and p.Arg329X [ 43, 44].

While they are all very strong women, many of them greet their customer by bowing lower then them, putting their hands over their mouth, and laughing like a shy little school girl, then walk a few steps behind their customer to the room.

Bowing lower is a sign of respect, so try to bow lower than the person giving the bow if they are of higher social status than you, or if you don't know that person.

Keep your back straight and pause when you reach the correct depth which is about 30 degrees You would want to bow lower if the chief instructor is there, to show more respect.

Then again, Pointer has never bowed to lower expectations.

Meanwhile, construction of the bow Lower Block 1 was carried out at Appledore, North Devon, and was completed in March 2010.

He assembled the music on the spot by playing and looping violin parts, with contrapuntal pizzicato patterns and bowed bass lines (lowered electronically).

The word he spoke was so marvellous that, with a sigh, I closed my eyes and bowed my head still lower.

Mr. Franklin, as if reliving every wrong choice, bowed his head and lowered his eyes.

But there was little indication that the Senate would simply bow to the lower chamber.

Mr. Davis's refined ear was instantly evident in the work's chaste opening bars: soft glockenspiel tones ringing over gingerly scraped crotales (antique cymbals); gentle chords played at a piano's high end; and lower piano strings bowed with a thin filament, with screws jangling among them.