Sentence examples for stooped from inspiring English sources

"In bracketing those living with the condition with murderers, and suggesting there is no place for them in his vision of Britain, Mr Farage has stooped to a new level of ignorance.

He is tall, slightly stooped, with a sweet smile and a habit of saying things such as "crikey" and "holy cow".

Fulham took the lead in first-half stoppage time when Shaun Hutchinson headed on Bryan Ruiz's corner to defensive partner Turner, who stooped to nod into the net from close range right in front of the Boro fans.

Foreman pointed out that 60% of Australians would like to abandon AV (there is discontent with poltics there, too, as everywhere) and that activists hang around outside AV polling stations telling folk how to vote – not something her first-past-the-post heroine, Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, would ever have stooped to do (ho, ho).

Salford stooped in the shadow of Manchester as a bomb re-ignited the latter's regeneration.

The setback was compounded by the loss of a mayoral election in a quarter of Tokyo where Mr Ozawa had stooped to campaign.

For several giants, including Mitsui, a trading house, and Toray Industries, a textiles and chemicals group, it is the first time that they have ever stooped to conquer shareholder approval in this way.

To curry public favour, the junta also stooped to abolishing relegation when popular teams were threatened with demotion to a lower league.Mauricio Macri, the mayor of Buenos Aires, built his reputation by successfully running Boca Juniors, one of the capital's two big clubs.

The party, which boasts of its virtue, has stooped to trading favours for congressional support just as its predecessors did.

All this is true: but the old Mr McCain, who derided the religious right as "agents of intolerance", would not have stooped to that.

"PRAISE be to Allah," mumbled King Abdullah as subject after subject stooped to kiss the seated monarch's hand.