Sentence examples for forced to bow from inspiring English sources

Forced to bow his head in the ritual kowtow, he kept trying to raise it.

Mr. Cuomo was forced to bow out to avoid a humiliating defeat.

In 2007, the chief weatherman was forced to bow in apology after a wrong forecast.

"Previously, consumers were forced to bow to brands, but now brands need to behave more like the consumer".

Televising the coronation was vetoed by both the Palace and Winston Churchill – but they were forced to bow to public opinion.

Friends and family members say that the elder Bushes worried that George W. would be forced to bow again, as he had several times before, to failure.

More recently, the CTU president, Karen Lewis, briefly explored a run against Emanuel in the 2015 Democratic primaries before health issues forced her to bow out.

One notoriously brutal hospital director had a 31-foot statue of himself built and forced patients to bow before it each morning.

A fall in the summer of 2011 that caused severe damage to his spine forced him to bow out of all of last season and cancel involvement this season while he recovered.

The winger, who scored 37 tries in 63 caps for the All Blacks, had suffered from health problems since nephrotic syndrome, a rare degenerative kidney disease, forced him to bow out of international rugby in 2002.

One of Italy's premier financiers, Agnelli has battled a prostate condition that forced him to bow out of many events, including the official inauguration of his art gallery; he addressed his guests, who included many top figures in Italian finance, through his grandson and chosen heir John Elkann John Elkann.