Examples of 'he stoops' in a sentence
Meaning of "he stoops"
he stoops: Describes the action of a person bending their body forward and downward
How to use "he stoops" in a sentence
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When he stoops to drink the water goes down.
That 's probably why he stoops so low to get cash.
He stoops to look down on heaven and on earth.
A person doesn't see to the level to which he stoops.
He stoops to retrieve a flower discarded in the gutter.
No man stands so tall as when he stoops to help a child!
He stoops to pick up a glowing yellow ball.
God takes counsel with Himself, but He stoops not to caprice.
He stoops down to this new life.
To her right A man appears . With footsteps few He stoops above her, and his face.
He stoops down to pick them up.
No man stands so straight as when he stoops to help a [ child ] . ~ Knights of Pythagoras.
He stoops even lower than me.
I should have known . ' That 's probably why he stoops so low to get cash.
He stoops to pick it up.
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A man appears. With footsteps few He stoops above her, and his face.
Yet He stoops to this lowly deed of kindness.
Then He stoops again and continues to write.
He stoops down and He reaches out in love to you.
If he stoops to their level by boasting, he is a fool.
He stoops over the register, and calls down it.
So he stoops so low, he had his wife lie to your mother.
He stoops down to turn on the faucet, but no water runs.
He stoops and becomes a little child that he may learn!
He stoops to pick it up… He glances sideways.
When he stoops down to pick up a powder keg, a soldier comes up to shoot Marius.
He stoops down in front me, "I do not see you as a mistake or a failure.
Yet, he stoops down, so to speak, to take note of them.
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When he stoops to drink the water goes down
These are the depths our government stoops to
The symbol stoops down at the end
