Sentence examples for take a bow for from inspiring English sources

The MFA should take a bow for bringing this series to Boston.

And he delivered a harsh critique of Mr. Obama: "This week he's been trying to take a bow for 8.3 percent unemployment.

Winning the World Series means that Colangelo can take a bow for hiring Brenly, a rookie manager who had been a Diamondbacks television and radio broadcaster.

One proved he is a little more high-strung than the other (ahem, that would be you, Jim) and the other proved it is not always crazy to dump your offensive coordinator in the middle of the season (you can take a bow for that, John).

It doesn't matter now that Epstein has re-emerged -- and just in time to take a bow for the anticipated filling of the center-field vacancy (via trade for Coco Crisp) and the gap at shortstop (with the expected signing of Alex Gonzalez).

Indeed, Alexander Kolpin should take a bow for his latest creative venture, the Hotel Sanders.

Yet the rule stands more than two years after the Coke decision and a year after lawmakers and Mr. Obama took a bow for the Ledbetter fair-pay law.

Like the Neary sisters, Maria Calegari is a former leading member of City Ballet, and she, like Colleen Neary, took a bow for her staging.

To the skeptical, it could have doubled as Calipari's taking a bow for his latest escape from the short arm of N.C.A.A. enforcement.

In fact, the composer was taking a bow for a new work: a short concerto for piano and orchestra entitled "Interventions," which Daniel Barenboim and the Boston Symphony played under the direction of James Levine.

"Oh, for gosh sakes, no apologies for complying with the law, and taking a bow for the fact that he has said well before this story came out that we should change the tax laws," Christie said.