Sentence examples for will be bending from inspiring English sources
"You are seeing a president who believes that one of his deep legacies will be bending the curve on addressing emissions in the United States and abroad," said Erich Pica, president of Friends of the Earth.
" The regulator has estimated that the PPF would lose £540m if UK Coal's pension scheme was wound up so the government will be bending over backwards to avoid this".
By now you've read that Rogers will be bending you over on data plans if the iPhone 3G is something you're lusting after and you're none to happy about it, so I suggest you look down a different path.
To continue with capital arbitrage, these critics—such as credit institutions will be bending whatever connection there might have been previously between a rating applied after the fact, and the level of risk being assumed.
Friday morning, Michelle will be bending her back and digging up part of the White House lawn for a vegetable, an organic vegetable garden.
You will be bending the four sides up to make the walls, so measure out equal lines parallel to the edges.
The Eagles will be bent on keeping the Redskins in check.
But for many of the area's non-Amish residents, the impasse represents a test case over whether laws will be bent in the face of religious principles.
Sadly, one of the main lessons sports teach is that the more talented you are as an athlete, the less is expected of you socially or academically, and the more the rules will be bent for you.
If the gas sheet had the same density throughout, radio waves would pass through it without distortion, like light through a window pane.Introduce variations in density into the gas, however, and the waves will be bent and scattered, just as they would be by irregularities in a pane of glass.
Then you lay them flat, and thin and smooth the boards along their length, tapering the ends where they will be bent up to form the boat-like shape of the finished trug (the word comes from the Old English trog, meaning tub or boat).
