Sentence examples for sometimes bending from inspiring English sources

The flagpole in right-center field swayed, sometimes bending like a fishing pole, the flag always indicating that the breezes were gusting directly toward left field.

It was a small stage, they could hardly move, they mostly lifted their arms and spun, sometimes bending their knees deeply, everything exaggeratedly sexual.

And yet he was as riveting onstage as he is on record, sometimes bending in half in time to the music and sometimes skipping in circles, but never missing a note.

"No matter how many wrenches you've got, there's always another wrench out there," Mr. Bush said as he recently showed off his collection, sometimes bending down on a knee and commenting on the beauty of one tool or another.

Preceded by security personnel and an official Vatican camera crew, the pope then began slowly walking down the aisle, stopping to touch the face or grasp the hands of each of the children, sometimes bending over to kiss the top of a head.

Gov. Víctor Cervera, known as one of the last great old-time PRI stalwarts, has ruled for 10 years, using millions of dollars in state and federal funds to buy political loyalty, handing out gifts like a game-show host, and sometimes bending the law to his will.

It sometimes bends to political winds.

However, some commanders said, officers sometimes bend to pressure by supervisors to eschew report-taking.

In the last century of the Roman Republic the rules were sometimes bent.

Over the years, the Alison D. rule was often challenged, and was sometimes bent a little.

But the Clinton White House, in its early years, sometimes bent the traditional rules.