More recently it's been used to bend steel truck frames or to produce beer kegs.
Dad may have to bend to a night of burgers or red sauce on spaghetti.
It is often most convenient to bend the diagram with the aid of underlying ETFs.
You have been uncompromising at times, when I wanted you to bend a little.
What comes next, says Brackett is for the industry to bend their swords into ploughshares.
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Has the White House seen any sign that Republicans are willing to bend on revenues?
Here's the trick when you're standing up: You've got to bend those knees.
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But sometimes Spaihts also had to bend the rules of his reality to make an image possible.
Why would other Republicans be willing to bend so much more than Mr. Paul toward the AFL-CIO?
Players now try to trend it like Beckham more often than they try to bend it like Beckham.
But do not expect Mr Bernanke to bend to the demands of overextended investors suffering through short-run volatility.
I'm ready just to bend in front of them, to kneel in front of them seeking their forgiveness.
The system allows a person to hold only one hukou, but some find ways to bend the rules.
Until groups like the NRA are willing to bend a little, this conversation is never going to happen.
An associate of Raymond Dicaire, Gilles Mass, advised the nuns to bend their principles and resort to some trickery.
But rather than trying to bend the rules, many should-be taxpayers just hide.
The door was so low that to go through it one had to bend to a posture of humility.
Northern Italy boomed in the 15th century when the Medicis and other banking families found ways to bend the rules.
The Affordable Care Act put very important provisions in place to help us to start to bend the cost curve.
And, like New Delhi, Islamabad showed no readiness to bend to U.S. pressure and sign the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty.
Without the players, however, there is no game, and he was forced to bend in order to provide a product.
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Back in 2006, the father had tried unsuccessfully to bend the rules to get his boy a job in the police.
Earlier South Korean diplomatic efforts failed to bend Afghanistan's refusal to respond to Taliban demands for the release of militant prisoners.
But Mr Basu makes clear that paying an official to bend the rules in one's favour should continue to be illegal.
But on the past week's evidence, Mr. Clinton appears more than willing to bend the rules in key matters of substance.
Twenty-six companies, including Intel, Hewlett-Packard and PeopleSoft, have yet to bend to shareholder majorities who want the option costs deducted from profits.
The tallest surface is more ergonomical than average-height countertops, allowing people to prepare food without having to bend over the work space.
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You cannot expect the universe to bend over backwards to accommodate you.
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But other courts, in Colorado, for example, have said employers need to bend over backwards to accommodate those who need to proselytize.
For some months the Americans have been urging Mr Berisha to bend.
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