Sentence examples for bowed went from inspiring English sources

A young woman called out, "We want to clap loudly and beg you to come back!" Ringwald sang "The Street Where You Live," bowed, went to the bar, said hello to Ira Glass, allowed some cheers and screaming, and returned to the stage.

The satin bows going up the side of Gomez's dress make this one incredibly sexy look -- business in the front, party on the side.

One time, a cottonwood-log dugout with a high Viking bow went past Old River.

The computerized study, known as a finite element analysis, suggested that the stresses in the Titanic built up sharply as the bow went down and the stern was lifted high in the air.

In 1888, the matchgirls of Bryant and May in Bow went on strike for better working conditions.

At approximately 2 18 am the Titanic broke in two, with the bow going underwater.

Cigar box guitars date back to the American civil war, and diddley bows go back even further – they are thought to have evolved from Ghanaian string instruments.

It's actually 'tack'," says Tim. "That's a posh word for turning (with the bow going across the wind direction)." Okay.

This, understandably, is also due to the fact that better sides have more strings to their bow going forward and are less likely to rely on crosses, thus offering more and different threats and scoring more often.

His musicians, all recent alumni (playing on the school's collection of Baroque bows), go beyond the Italian practitioners of the "fantastic style" of seventeenth-century string playing, performing music by the Viennese masters Heinrich von Biber and Johann Schmelzer in addition to works by Giovanni Fontana, Dario Castello, and Biagio Marini.

"It's an opportunity, another string to my bow going in as a number two to see if I like that more than managing.