Sentence examples for cannot bow from inspiring English sources

She wrote, "I cannot bow -- I can only fling myself".

The School cannot bow to parental pressure, of course, but it will accept cash in exchange for reconsideration of your child's application.

The great general is very important and is receiving more and more honours; you have to (< cannot not) bow to show him your reverence.

(Shĭjì: 120; 3108) dà__jiàngjūn__zūn__zhòng__yì__guì,__jūn__bù__kĕ__yĭ__bù__bài great__general__venerable__important__more__honour,__prince__NEG__can__YI NEG__bow The great general is very important and is receiving more and more honours; you have to (< cannot not) bow to show him your reverence.  .

Many compound bows cannot be safely strung without a specialized "bow press" to hold the bow in place and bend the limbs in the appropriate position.

As the nonprofit North American Falconry Association notes on its Web site, a bird of prey "unlike a rifle or a bow, cannot be hung on the wall and forgotten until the next hunting trip".

One cannot help but bow through the appropriately named the Door of Humility, only about one-and-a-half metres high.

If you try several times and still cannot tie the bow, ask someone close to you to do it (if you are pressed or time), or ask her/him to help by teaching you.

I cannot part with my bow for more than two days".

While Mr Zardari may wish to co-operate with the international community, at home he cannot be seen to bow to pressure from India.

The dance sets a group of rebellious youngsters (students from the Manhattan Youth Ballet) against Deborah Wingert, portraying a cartoonish teacher with visions of grandeur, who swans about and then cannot rise from her bow unassisted.