Sentence examples for putting a bow from inspiring English sources

You don't remember putting a bow on Ebeneezer's neck?

"But you know... it's like putting a bow on an elephant.

Tuck put a bow on the effort with 1 minute 41 seconds to play.

"We're about to put a bow on that situation," Ms. Johnson said.

It's so good you don't even need to put a bow on it.

With less than four minutes remaining, the Bulls led, 109-104, after Gordon tried to put a bow on a commanding series lead with consecutive 3-pointers.

The Mets put a bow on the bizarre doings by hitting into the second game-ending unassisted triple play in baseball history.

Chris Canty put a bow on the defensive line's performance with a sack for a safety late in the fourth quarter, spinning Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez around and then dancing to the Giants' sideline in celebration.

He'd put a bow tie on you" -- a pitch at the hitter's throat -- "as quick as he would look at you if that's what he thought it took to win the game".

The D.N.C. leak, perfectly timed to disrupt the Democratic National Convention, sowing discord between supporters of Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton and generally making things more difficult for Clinton, appeared to put a bow on the Trump-Putin axis of evil.

Paul Merson of Sky Sports, cutting off a colleague trying to put a bow on the season a little too early: City defender Pablo Zabaleta: "When we were losing 2-1, I thought, 'We'll score one goal and we're still going to lose.' "I don't want to wake up from this.