Sentence examples for had to bow from inspiring English sources

Rome had to bow once more.

"We just had to bow to reality, fiscal and political".

Unfortunately he had to bow out in that particular manner.

Thereafter, the states all had to bow down to Philip in terms of foreign policy.

You had to bow down to the Japanese soldiers when you saw them.

At several critical junctures the academy had to bow to the next programs in vogue.

"That outcry," Robinson says, "I think that meant that the unions had to bow to pressure.

That way he never had to bow down before him either.

Williams' presence earned considerable media attention, until he had to bow out, after pressure from his coaches and his stomach.

Other members of Congress, swamped by popular outcry against repeal, had to bow to reality: Americans actually like the law.

"This is the first time the ruling elite had to bow to the pressure of the people".