| "'Your pity,' answered the reed, 'is kind, but unnecessary. "'I fear not the wind. I bend without breaking. | |
| "...that I will personally bend every effort..." | |
| "A pain that tears and bites and will not bend "Only when I sleep will it end." | |
| "A single snowflake can bend the leaf of the bamboo." | |
| "All right, Harry, bend over. | |
| "'Your pity,' answered the reed, 'is kind, but unnecessary. "'I fear not the wind. I bend without breaking. | |
| "...that I will personally bend every effort..." | |
| "A pain that tears and bites and will not bend "Only when I sleep will it end." | |
| "A single snowflake can bend the leaf of the bamboo." | |
| "All right, Harry, bend over. | |
| "# Going up and down all around the bends" OK, there's nothing to see here, guys. Can you just get on? | |
| "A step closer, he now bends, "a Imost nose to nose with the ti ny little fish. " | |
| "For the one who wields the magic bends the will of all to the will of one." | |
| "He bends over Tatiana, | |
| "His lips part and his head bends nearer to her throat." | |
| "# Going up and down all around the bends" OK, there's nothing to see here, guys. Can you just get on? | |
| "A step closer, he now bends, "a Imost nose to nose with the ti ny little fish. " | |
| "For the one who wields the magic bends the will of all to the will of one." | |
| "He bends over Tatiana, | |
| "His lips part and his head bends nearer to her throat." | |
| ! (a "bending" four) | |
| "'I'd love to,' sighed the wind, bending the grasses..." | |
| "Advancing gently forward over my breast, came almost up to my chin, and bending my eyes downwards as much as I could, I quivered." | |
| "Genre-bending, coming of age... " | |
| "He grabs the iron bars pulling and shaking them, bending the metal and tearing the bars from the wall." | |
| "...showed, as she bent over, a broad strip of golden skin." | |
| "...stood alone on the victorious field, _BAR_his buckler bent..." | |
| "A straight trunk that is bent at the end, and three eyes." | |
| "A trigger-happy teenager bent on robbery... | |
| "And then Prince Charming bent over Sleeping Beauty and kissed her. | |
| ! (a "bending" four) | |
| "'I'd love to,' sighed the wind, bending the grasses..." | |
| "Advancing gently forward over my breast, came almost up to my chin, and bending my eyes downwards as much as I could, I quivered." | |
| "Genre-bending, coming of age... " | |
| "He grabs the iron bars pulling and shaking them, bending the metal and tearing the bars from the wall." | |
| "...showed, as she bent over, a broad strip of golden skin." | |
| "...stood alone on the victorious field, _BAR_his buckler bent..." | |
| "A straight trunk that is bent at the end, and three eyes." | |
| "A trigger-happy teenager bent on robbery... | |
| "And then Prince Charming bent over Sleeping Beauty and kissed her. | |
