Sentence examples for first bowed from inspiring English sources

Refugees note that Muslims first bowed in prayer toward Al Aksa mosque, which is mentioned in the Koran.

Xonck first bowed and extended his hand for hers, taking it and raising it to his lips.

| Adrian Noble's all too clever modern-dress production of "Macbeth," which first bowed in October, keeps popping up at the Met, Banquo's ghost and all.

OPERA METROPOLITAN OPERA Adrian Noble's all too clever modern-dress production of "Macbeth," which first bowed in October, keeps popping up at the Met, Banquo's ghost and all.

Abandoned by its Western allies at Munich, Czechoslovakia first bowed in 1938 to Hitler's demand that the Sudetenland be ceded to him.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet OPERA METROPOLITAN OPERA Adrian Noble's all too clever modern-dress production of "Macbeth," which first bowed in October, keeps popping up at the Met, Banquo's ghost and all.

A quickly rising, silvery figure for violin escaped from the dreamy tone-cloud of the first ensemble, while bowed bass notes punctuated the more staccato writing for the second group.

The fiddle has ancient roots in Ireland, the first report of bowed instruments similar to the violin being in the Book of Leinster (ca. 1160).

Reggie Workman, who played on the original recording of the piece, came onstage as a second bassist, playing bowed lines over Mr. Gress's plucked ones.

The effluent from the bottom of the tanks first passed through a bowed screen with 0.25-mm screen sieves to remove suspended solids; the filtrate on the screen was removed manually with high-pressure water about 30 min after feeding.

They said the agency had bowed to eleventh-hour White House pressure in the part of the rule intended to prevent ecological harm to crops and forests.