Sentence examples for take his bow from inspiring English sources

The platform is lowered and he leaves to take his bow.

He will take his bow against Norway in Oslo on 23 March before the Socceroos take on Colombia in London four days later.

Clay stood over the prostrate lump to take his bow, shuffled his feet in a flash, and then retreated, reluctantly, to the neutral corner.

At the end of every catwalk show, he would dash out to take his bow in his trademark plaid shirt and baggy jeans.

Now, notwithstanding any lesions on his forearm, he has earned the right to take his bow today as one of the game's venerated legends.

The designer runs through the two rooms to take his bow, and the audience briefly applaud, scramble to their feet and into taxis.

Phelps, 27, could have groused about how he swam almost a half-second faster in the semifinals or misjudged his turn, but as the curtain falls on his career, he will take his bows and move on.

As the designer stepped out to take his bows, chewing gum and dressed in black satin jeans, he firmly established that he was part of this very expensive sartorial joke.

He was determined to charge ahead, pummel anyone in his way, and take his bows before a cheering crowd of admiring school reformers.

Ferver took his bow with great humility.

Mr. Lagerfeld took his bow with his former muse, Ines de la Fressange.