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31. The gurgling male, alternately bowing down and rearing up, chased the female from one row of tiles to the next.

32. Most faced inwards, backs against the wind, nodding, bowing, dozing, brooding, shuffling webbed feet.

33. The bowing, the way he twirls and tosses the instrument, the way he kicks back his head.

34. At a command given by the sensei, every member of the class shows his respect to the instructor by bowing.

35. There was much aggressive posturing, bowing, beating of half-open wings.

36. It made a small noise in its nostrils, then lowered its head slightly, as if bowing to her.

37. Bowing out seems unlikely, but the stadium groundbreaking is reams of paperwork away.

38. Bowing to private and public pressure, Baer then reversed his ruling in the drug case.

39. As he moved into the darkened hallway he could see those conifers bowing deferentially to the strong breeze.

40. When he played cricket at school, he opened the bowing and the batting.

41. Lots of guys are starting to walk around with their heads raised instead of bowing to Tiger.

42. Their constant bowing and gestures of gratitude over even a small gift, while charming on the surface, seemed basically artificial.

43. However, the bill was revised in parliament by Solidarity politicians bowing to populist pressures.

44. That same month, bowing to pressure, he agreed to appoint a Minister for the Coordination of Defence.

45. The Nativity, with Mary and Joseph bowing over a sleeping child.

46. Hands in their laps, both husband and wife address the soup bowl, bowing.

47. Karadzic and Mladic are biding their time, bowing for the moment to a cessation of fighting.

48. When he sways forward to give Ward a darting handshake Ward thinks of a sapling, bowing.

49. Still another condition is called a balling bowing fracture.

50. Still another condition is called a boning bowing fracture.

51. Bowing under the high cost of living, Israeli taxpayers have accused the ultra-Orthodox of sponging off the state.

52. A few years ago, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao made the rare gesture of bowing before a train station full of stranded passengers in Hunan, after heavy snowfall paralyzed the transit system.

53. Even Nixon, bowing to re-election necessity, proclaimed us all Keynesians while attempting to control the inflation he unleashed with the snake oil of price controls.

54. The British habit of using an address to head writing paper is also bowing to change.

55. Use a payphone and an image of a uniformed woman appears, bowing.

56. Britain's new coalition government seems intent on bowing out without so much as a whimper.

57. You may be facilitating your boss's combativeness by bowing your head and taking it, rather than speaking up or walking out. Sentencedict.com

58. Your upper calves should press forward toward your shinbones rather than bowing back in order to move your shinbone slightly forward away from your heels.

59. Bowing and articulation of cello is a basic problem in performance. Vigorous, filled, well-proportioned, changing, and expressive tamber cannot do without an accurate bowing.

60. Last October the IASB provoked international uproar by bowing to EU pressure to change its rules without consultation to allow banks to reclassify assets.