Sentence examples for crew bending from inspiring English sources
"Full strength in No. 3 turret!" The crew, bending to their various tasks in the huge, hurtling eight-engined Navy hydroplane, looked at each other and grinned.
When it comes to curtailing the flow of Western rivers, Egan works in the shadow of Edward Abbey, who in his novel "The Monkey Wrench Gang" created a lively crew bent on blowing up the 710-foot-high Glen Canyon Dam.
That will prevent the familiar momentum-killing sight of officiating crews bent over tiny sideline replay monitors while fans around the globe are forced to wait, as if they have time for that.
From plush offices beside body shops that seemed more like pristine studios than garages, Mr. Coddington — usually wearing sunglasses and a Hawaiian shirt — presided over crews that bent and welded sheet-metal car bodies into customized hot rods that captured the curves of, perhaps, a '48 Ford or a '55 Mercury.
No matter who's playing on the major stages, there's always a crowd catching the crew of hip-hop dancers bending and flexing their bodies or moving in sync with one another.
Mr. Maltin suggests that the speeding Titanic would have slowed down if its crew and officers had understood how the cold night was bending light in confusing ways.
This crew of Bengals looks bent on making it an even dozen.
His crew descended beneath the frozen surface in diving gear and filmed the trucks rolling overhead, recorded the sounds of the ice cracking and bending under the weight and juxtaposed it with claustrophobic night-vision footage filmed inside the cabs.
As oppressive as the "Real World" concept sounds, the show provides its subjects any number of exits and hiding places: the two camera crews that work the house bend heliotropically toward the topic of the moment and vacate the premises entirely for four hours a day.
