Sentence examples for gave a bow from inspiring English sources

He gave a bow and left, and behind him she saw Annie.

At the end of a 90-minute press conference Saikawa gave a bow of apology.

Remembering the manners his sisters had painstakingly instilled in him, Felix doffed his hat and gave a bow to each - no mean feat, in the confines of a low-ceilinged minibus - and enquired, "How do you do?" No response.

Even the most traditional conductors give a bow toward some aspects of the style.

He was given a bow tie and suspenders to go with his jacket and hat, and dispatched to the upper deck on the first base line.

Likewise, a young boy would be given a bow and arrows with knobbed tips; as he grew stronger he would receive larger, heavier bows and be shown how to stalk small game and to hit moving targets.

The Labour Leader made the front page of the tabloid with the headline "Nod In My Name", where he was slammed for 'nodding' at the Cenotaph rather than giving a bow.

On sagittal MR images of the knee, a meniscus is considered normal when two consecutive images show the body of the meniscus in continuity with the anterior and posterior horns of the meniscus without evidence of a tear giving a "bow tie" appearance.

Part of the challenge for the game was making Serah more active, but maintaining her femininity, which is the reason she was given a bow as her weapon.

They appear to come from a single sequence, likely at the close of the film, and have Gertie showing her head from the audience's right and giving a bow.

True to Las Vegas tradition, Hines gives a bow to an opening act--something about which he knows a good deal from his days as an opener with brother Gregory and then as one-third of Hines, Hines and Dad.