Sentence examples for polite bow from inspiring English sources

"Sorry to have bothered you the other day," he said with the same polite bow.

In certain Japanese stores, Pepper the robot greets customers with a giggle, a polite bow, and a short song.

He looked at us and at the wet heap of garbage bags, clasped his hands together in the manner of a Hindu prayer and made a polite bow.

For the Olympics, sport karate is OK". When we bid each other farewell, in lieu of a handshake I offer him a polite bow.

They twist and twiddle knobs and buttons all night, yet the music continues to fill the cavernous space even after they leave, one by one with a polite bow.

Wearing a white, striped shirt, he took his seat among the lawyers and greeted the five red-robed judges with a polite bow, briefly confirming his name and that he was aware of the charges.

In Jack Arnold's comedy THE MOUSE THAT ROARED (1959), Peter Sellers plays three roles - the duchy's monarch, Gloriana; its prime minister; and the humble Tully Bascombe, leader of its polite bow-and-arrow-armed forces.

Mr. Levine was also speaking to the Boston's subscribers, who can await more than polite bows to 20th-century music and longer evenings too.

"No, no haircuts today," said a soldier watching the show, who then did a polite little bow.

If for some reason the tone of an e-mail exchange is off-putting to you, even remotely either come up with a polite way to bow out or cease e-mailing.

To be polite (i): whilst bowing, the lead leg should be slightly in front of the body, the arm corresponding to the lead leg should be folded across the waist, and the other arm held across the back, your palm facing outward.