Sentence examples for has bowed down from inspiring English sources

Proof the UK has bowed down to terror.

The problem could be fixed by raising taxes, but pretty much every Republican in the state government has bowed down to the godhood of Grover Norquist, and his holy "we will never raise taxes ever" pledge.

Not all clever Frenchmen and women had bowed down before that "pyramid-builder" in the Kremlin.

Tens of thousands who had bowed down for evening prayers leapt to their feet, bouncing and dancing in joy.

But it is less acknowledged how afraid this body of traditional principlists was of the radicals in their own camp, whose spiritual leader was the fundamentalist Ayatollah Mohammad Taghi Mesbah Yazdi, the only ayatollah to have bowed down in front of Khamenei.

According to NBC Sports, it was the first time a Michigan Fan had bowed down to Ohio State since "the Bo Schembechler era".

Mr Rajapaksa denies it, saying that he had "always bowed down to the people's verdict .In this section Ask Siri Contagion Cabinet joiners Banned praise Yingluck in the dock The Hindutva rate of growth ReprintsCoup talk may explain Mr Sirisena's hasty swearing-in on January 9th and his appointment, minutes later, of Ranil Wickremesinghe as prime minister.

Of course life has meaning, sometimes; there is love and beauty and art and good deeds, individual moments of such profound significance that it almost seems like the universe itself has paused and bowed down to our will, has reshaped itself to better fit that brief moment.

ISIS declared a caliphate and said everyone has to bow down and kiss our toes and genuflect, and Syrians don't like to do that.

If Beyoncé's video album left any question as to her feminist credentials, the pop star's contribution to The Shriver Report has us bowing down all over again.

Quite why western liberals have to bow down to this theocracy remains a mystery anyway – but the mayor always has a get-out clause: that this is all good for London.