Sentence examples for courtesy bow from inspiring English sources

"It would not have cost him anything to at least make a courtesy bow to the allies".

Kids can use the included magic wand to control Pumpkin's movements, making her go in every direction and even teaching her to courtesy, bow, and dance.

In 1970, it took its first bow on British television, courtesy of The Frost Programme.

Today, thanks to his dedication to ocean conservation and his talent for photography, he is snapping photos from the bow of the National Geographic Endeavour, courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions.

One laugh, courtesy of Pitt's intellect-signifying dicky bow; the rest is arrant, po-faced nonsense.

And he bows out with a win, courtesy of a fine finish from the ever impressive Crawford.

Many more questions like these remain to be asked and so many of those deserve better answers than "the African middle class" wrapped in a bow and delivered to our doorstep courtesy of norm entrepreneurs and Money Incorporated.

And in "Like Mike" 13-year-old Calvin (Lil Bow Wow) turns around the Los Angeles franchise, courtesy of a pair of magic sneakers.

Without even the courtesy - the elementary good manners - of an introductory bow, strangers were hugging on the streets.

Not the night Gary Neville dreamed of, a 2-0 defeat on his managerial bow sees Valencia knocked out and Gent progress courtesy of their win over Zenit, who also go through.

"His bowing before the emperor of Japan was an act of courtesy," Mr. Mansingh said.