Sentence examples for was bent to from inspiring English sources
The sole was made of iron, one-quarter-inch thick, that was bent to form a shallow box filled with a wooden core; it was cut away at the back to form a handgrip, while the mouth was cut out about one-third of the way from the front.
His powder-blue station wagon was bent to the shape of a banana by the punishment it sustained in last year's championship at Riverhead Raceway.
Individual contributions, such as the many beautiful solos from the woodwinds or the timpanist's deft attacks, whether soft or vigorous, were the achievements of particular musicians but also of the whole group, for everyone was bent to the same intent.
Opposite the civic center, in Unity Park, where a monument honors the seven victims of the 1999 tornado, one of eight huge concrete spheres was knocked off its pedestal, and an aluminum flagpole honoring victims of the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, was bent to the ground from its roots.
After 30 s, the sensor was bent to 60(^{circ }) and waited for 30 s.
A 'drittelrohr' plate was bent to the desired shape and applied to fix the osteotomy.
Imagine what will happen when this is bent to political ends.
Statistics are supposed to have a plastic quality that allows them to be bent to prove any argument.
"What I am worried about is a justice system that can be bent to service the rich," the columnist Richard Godwin wrote in The Evening Standard.
Florent Grelier, a clean vehicles engineer at the Transport and Environment (T&E) campaign group, told the Guardian he feared that EU attempts to improve air quality were being "bent to the will of the automotive industry".
The first person you meet in the book is Fat Curt, a veteran of the corner, with "needle-scarred hands", arms like "swollen leather" and "bloated legs" who is "bent to this ancient business of survival".
