| They, in turn, caused the trees to bend over the river and form a bridge to a land of peace and safety. |
| The present Gawthorpe Hall is splendidly proportioned, set on a low hill overlooking a sweeping bend over the River Calder. |
| Not only can flexible people bend over more easily to pick up something off the floor, but they're also less likely to suffer achy joints. |
| Some the stems of the flowers seem too weak to support the flower, so they bend over and sometimes break off. |
| The true advantage to foreign visitors in Thailand is that they are extremely welcome and most Thais will bend over backwards to please them. |
| Except, her date was fairly tall, and had to bend over so she could put her hand on his shoulder. |
