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"Even the European Central Bank has somewhat bowed to international pressure with its purchase of covered bonds, " she said.

In public, Philip had bowed to his wife saying her "Your Majesty, " can only walk with the queen behind.

william bowed to the lady, and then delivered to her a box, in which there was a beautiful genuine diamond ring.

Elennor, even then, was not the kind of wife who bowed to her husband's whims, and her husband's whim was to climb a certain mountain.

You bowed to me and ran to the take the exams as if relieved of a heavy load, with the bow on your head dancing in the wind.

As she said these words, she bowed to the ground and touched his feet.

He bowed to her as if she were a princess of royal blood.

After a week of high drama, Rupert Murdoch has bowed to the will of the British parliament.

Last week, the Italian government bowed to popular concerns and froze plans to relaunch nuclear projects in the country for a year.

In the waves of warm applause, she bowed to step down over and over, a one-trick is all style.

He bowed to resign, and the boy stared at him.

And as she floated on, the little wild birds sang round her, and on the banks the little wild harebells bowed to her.

The captain stepped up to the side of the carriage and bowed to the lady.

But the elegant young woman in charge drew a firm line at questions, even as she bowed to her inquisitive new arrivals.

After I bowed to my friend and placed my flower, I returned to the U. S. embassy to see our ambassador, former House Speaker Tom Foley.

Peter could be exceeding polite also, having learned the grand manner at fairy ceremonies, and he rose and bowed to her beautifully.

The policeman rose to his feet, bowed to us and then clicked his heels together.

Before speaking, he clasped his hands together and bowed to the honoraries behind him and to the audience surrounding the stage.

"I've seen you before! " said Harry, as Dedalus Diggle's top hat fell off in his excitement. "You bowed to me once in a shop. "

His friends bowed to his opinions and considered that his face was like Shakespeare's .

It is the third time in less than a year that Chinese authorities have bowed to protests over environmental issues.

For centuries Fuji has been worshipped from afar: poets and artists have drawn inspiration from it; all Japanese have bowed to it.

Japan released the boat's captain on Sept. 24, triggering criticism it bowed to Chinese pressure.

But the organizer Majda Puacha said the authority has bowed to pressure from those who opposed the march.

At each adjournment he stood, touched his clasped hands to his forehead, and bowed to the crowded court.

A tiny man in a violet top hat had bowed to him once while out shopping with Aunt Petunia and Dudley.

But with a disaster on a biblical scale in March, the Japanese bowed to no one.

The hunter first bowed to the head and then raised his bow, pulled back the cord and let the arrow fly.

On the wedding day, he bowed to his parents and relatives with his paper-made "himself" .

He stood up and bowed to the public in a show of regret during a press conference.

I bowed to superior will and entered journalism with a heavy heart.

When Confucius' disciples questioned him, Confucius painfully explained, "The citizens of Chen are unworthy of being bowed to. "

A cord stretched on an instrument and struck, plucked, or bowed to produce tones.

He bowed to demands from the opposition Labour Party for a public inquiry into phone-hacking.

Japan made it through the group stage last time around but bowed to the United States 2-1 in the quarterfinals.

But he grew so disenchanted with Jimmy Carter that he bowed to a noisy "Draft Ted" movement and launched a primary challenge in 1980.

She bowed to him slightly, her eye just lingering in his; and then she turned to take the parcels for departure.

Are you disappointed that the film-makers seem to have bowed to commercial pressure here?

As I was kneeling one day with arms outstretched and head bowed to the floor, my son came down the stair.

When I entered the Japanese-owned store, all shop assistants bowed to me in unison .

With others farewell, if the other side is a respectable, the status of the Korean people often repeatedly bowed to March 5 times.

Bloomsbury has now bowed to the pressure and will publish the hardback of Liar this October featuring a black girl.

People bowed to her as the Queen passed along.

As the woman pointed the whip, the tiger sit down obediently and bowed to the audience.

God has not bowed to our nervous haste nor embraced the methods of our machine age.

Back then, as now, media bosses often bowed to state pressure to protect their business interests.

He walked across the stage and bowed to the audience.

When I entered the Japanese-owned store, all shop assistants bowed to me in unsion.

At first she was ignored by the security, but they finally nodded their heads, Ah Mui immediately bowed to them.

The first half of the 20th century bowed to world wars and economic depression. The second half was overshadowed by the cold war.

Although most of the people bowed to Gessler, they spat into the dirt as they did so.

Fair organisers bowed to pressure from animal rights campaigners who claim foie gras production is cruel.

He went there and bowed to his grandfather.

This week, Toyota bowed to the inevitable and recalled 440, 000 hybrid cars around the world.

Local officials across Sichuan have also bowed to the pressure.

Gillian put the note into an envelope. He bowed to Miss Hayden and left.

He thanked her ceremoniously, bowed to her husband and rode away.

He stood up and bowed to Wang in a show of remorse.

In the past, Congress politicians have also bowed to pressure from Muslim groups in freedom of speech cases.

mrs m guinness , stately , silverhaired , bowed to father conmee from the farther footpath along which she smiled.

He bowed to pressures to resign in 1074 with less political power and without imperial carte blanche.

I grabbed my guitar walked out there, sang all three verses of Billy Boy missing the F chord every time, and then bowed to polite applause.

They finally bowed to pressure from the public.

Some might say I bowed to the false idolatry of money, and perhaps I did.

When raids followed, many local software sellers chided the government in the local press, saying it bowed to Microsoft's will.

The government bowed to pressure from computer manufacturers and users and postponed the new rules this month.

When Jack bowed to someone, he always did it at lightening speed.

He bowed to the lady in a pompous manner.

But Mr Arnault has never bowed to French tradition.

If this is the case McDonald's bowed to consumer pressure, yet has chosen the more environmentally harmful option.

The banks have since bowed to the inevitable.

She bowed to the inevitable and resigned.

He bowed to the Palm Beach woman, and we left, possibly looking more ridiculous as we moved farther away.

Dr. Middleton bowed to the litany .

They were the arbiters of fashion, the Court of Last Appeal, and they knew it, and bowed to their fate.

The Chancellor bowed to City advice.

He stood up and bowed to Mr Wang to show his remorse.

But he bowed to demands by party leaders that he quit in order to end further embarrassment for Democrats.

When they saw Nekhludoff they bowed to him, and Simonson raised his hat in a solemn manner.

She met her father from time to time, and he bowed to her.

He bowed to inexorable facts.

In the fate of the former, I have bowed to the The magician's tuxedo next.

She bowed to pick up hankerchief, and level it off on the table.

The magicain first bowed to the audience.

Charlie Chaplin bowed to the audience and they all laughed.

She bowed to the audience.

He bowed to the authoress.

We all bowed to the Queen.

Smiling nervously, she bowed to him and left the room.

They bowed to the king.

the three young men bowed to each other courteously , if not affably.

He bowed to me and passed on.

The crowds bursted into cheers and the drunk bowed to them.

"high-life extension, and others" are bowed to the ground can not.

My father bowed to the waiter.

(It has even bowed to political pressure and signed on to a premature vow to cut the deficit in half by 2013. )

Exeunt BALLS and GORDON, head bowed, to a visiting professorship at MIT