Sentence examples for hope to bow from inspiring English sources
After the naming ceremony, most in the town hope to bow out of the public spotlight.
Team Sky and British Cycling are investigating forming a development team which would have Sir Bradley Wiggins as their leader and figurehead from midway through 2015 into 2016, when the 2012 Tour de France winner hopes to bow out with a bid for an Olympic medal in Rio.
Andrew Strauss has described a "perfect storm" of conditions he hopes will inspire Andrew Flintoff to bow out in a blaze of glory in the deciding Ashes Test at The Oval, starting today.
The councillor had hoped that Tesco could be persuaded to "bow out gracefully" for "public safety".
During a raid on a Moussavi campaign office, he demands that a bearded Basiji (a member of the state's volunteer hard-line militia) produce a warrant, and refuses to "bow his head and hope for leniency" when the man rebukes him.
Rome had to bow once more.
Some managements refuse to bow, however.
