There's something so youthful about the letters a man writes to his mother, even if he is grown and makes everyone else bow and scrape.
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I mean free of the urge to jump and bow and scrape and cry, " Yes, master ! " when Fashion cracks its merciless whip.
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Most painfully, he must bow and scrape before a prominent Catalan politician whom he had blasted nonstop for over two years for backing the Gonzalez government.
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Some people in Washington bow and scrape when Condoleezza Rice enters the Palm restaurant there, just as deeply as some in New York do when Anna Wintour makes an entrance at the Four Seasons.
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Another American president is ready to beg, bow and scrape to Moscow in the name of the greater cause of world peace than be bothered over such niggling issues as the lives of freedom-loving people.
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The next four men in the rankings each had the big cat in his cross hairs on the last day at Augusta, and every one of them was made to bow and scrape before the king.
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Having reread the stuff from February I'm even more convinced that this was a bad block, but I also notice that upon my return I was supposed to bow and scrape before the blocking admin, instead of coming back unilaterally.
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The doctor's meek wife, Cath ( Rebecca Front, who bows and scrapes with aplomb ), has multiple sclerosis and uses a wheelchair; she becomes the object of Jill's vilest contempt and abuse . ( " You've got quite a large head, Cath.
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In Early Modern European courtly circles, males were expected to " bow and scrape " ( hence the term " bowing and scraping " for what appears to be excessive ceremony ) . " Scraping " refers to the drawing back of the right leg as one bows, such that the right foot scrapes the floor or earth.
