Sentence examples for need to bow from inspiring English sources

You don't need to bow out.

The bale stands thigh-high; there's no need to bow down before a cabbage.

Lee Hoi Chang, the ruling party's candidate, accepts the need to bow to the IMF.

Europeans have less need to bow and scrape when a U.S. leader arrives.

There was no need to bow to anyone or to try to do things in any way other than I wanted to.

The plan has moved slowly, however, because of the need to bow to Afghan political sensitivities, as well as reservations in Washington over making peace with the Taliban leadership.

"They told me their god was 'Aqua Buddha' and that I needed to bow down and worship him," the woman recalls.

With the shortened show will come a new format focused on the 2012 election, and Ms. Stewart said she decided she needed to bow out.

"ABC and the producers were supporting Janet," Mr. Huvane said, "and Janet realized this wasn't going to change, so she needed to bow out, and then the producers bowed out with her".

It has successfully navigated the murky waters of post-revolutionary instability, when the future of a country becomes so open that the temptation to use political violence can be much stronger than the discipline needed to bow to the verdict of ballot boxes.

The cluster of peasants' homes in particular — built of wide planks covered in moss and tall grass, and with doorways low enough that a modern human needs to bow to enter — are a sort of a real-world version of the Shire, minus the Hobbits.