Sentence examples for try to bow from inspiring English sources

"You just try to bow your head a little bit to one side and leave your arm out to the side," Sierra said, explaining his technique.

I try to bow back, and she runs away.

If you're crushing on a mutual friend: If the friend of a friend is the problem, try to bow out of group social events gracefully.

Bowing lower is a sign of respect, so try to bow lower than the person giving the bow if they are of higher social status than you, or if you don't know that person.

When he tries to bow to the audience the floor comes up & hits him.

Daniel Lippel held a guitar like a cello, trying to bow it while holding the slackened strings in one fist.

In its few staff and budget decisions in environmental matters, the new administration seems to have tried to bow to conservatives and business interests.

This clearly applied to Monty Panesar, who was always less effective when he tried to bow to those yearning for him to bowl slower.

Imperial Beach tried to ban bow fishing five years ago, but the fishermen -- a boisterous group of about 20 devotees -- persuaded officials to let them continue under a licensing system.

Many will try to buy the most natural bow they can find.

As Perry and I try to tie a bow on eight years of war, I think of how wars end, and how they don't, and for whom.