Examples of 'take your bow' in a sentence
Meaning of "take your bow"
take your bow: This phrase is often used in the context of acknowledging praise or applause after a performance or accomplishment. It signifies the act of accepting recognition or appreciation from an audience
How to use "take your bow" in a sentence
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take your bow
You must take your bow for the public.
Here you go son of Dashrath take your bow.
Let us take your bow.
Take your bow and arrows and go out hunting.
At least I got to see you take your bow.
Now take your bow.
That 's when you stand up and take your bow.
Go take your bow.
James Spurlock, you can finally take your bow.
When you take your bow in the theater, you barely look at the audience.
If the city 's trashed When you take your bow.
Take your bow in this bowman 2 player game and shoot arrows to the second player.
Just one question, Dee before you take your bow.
Take your bow with you, and practise.
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You take your bow and arrow, go outside.
It 's nearly time to take your bow.
Just take your bow and get off the stage, hmm?
And your mask is slippin ', so take your bow.
Do not forget … Take your bow with you, and practise.
An excellent, excellent rehearsal, and after you take your bow.
Take your bow and arrow and fire away! Become the greatest stickman archer!
Come on, let us take your bow.
You take your bow and arrow, go outside … You see tracks near the creek bed.
So, get ready to take your bow.
Take your bow. Take your bow.
I know that much, but what does it say? Take your bow.
Taja, take your bow.
Go get some help! Let's take your bow.
Take your bow tie!
Look at them. Take your bow.
You take your bow and arrow, go outside … That 's better.
Mr Jefferson, take your bow.
You take your bow and arrow, go outside. That's better.
Come on, come on, take your bow.
Go on . Take your bow.
