"[Scott] bends over backwards to cater to Kylie and Stormi."
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As I've reported, Trump bends over backwards to keep Grassley happy.
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A nominee who bends over backwards to signal his respect for wavering Republicans?
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Paul Ryan, Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, said the administration "bends over backwards" to help Iran.
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But Chinese startups could push Hong Kong the other way, while it also bends over backwards to accommodate Saudi Aramco.
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" The source explained, "Kylie wants a big family," adding that Scott, 26, "bends over backwards to cater to Kylie and Stormi.
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She puts family and friends as the top priority, and bends over backwards for the people that are important to her.
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At that point it bends over backwards to scream and thrash at anyone who dares ask it for a balloon animal.
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As the source explained, "Kylie wants a big family," adding of Scott, "He bends over backwards to cater to Kylie and Stormi."
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He bends over backwards for Lyons, winning him an extended sabbatical so he can go write Silicon Valley for the first time.
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Which is stranger, but stranger still is the way The Sauce bends over backwards to avoid saying the words Rick and Morty.
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As the source explained, "Kylie wants a big family," adding of Scott, 26, "He bends over backwards to cater to Kylie and Stormi."
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As the source explained, "Kylie wants a big family," adding of rapper Scott, 26, "He bends over backwards to cater to Kylie and Stormi."
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Then, her mom sneaks out in front of the camera, gets in position and bends over backwards, attempting a back walkover before tumbling over mid-way through and laughing.
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He bends over backwards to say how much he wants to play for Seattle, how much he wants to work his ass off for the Seahawks, but it's got to be a two-way street.
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The narrative playing out on the skit tracks—where a thirsty youth pastor named Father Jervel bends over backwards to ingratiate himself to the now-famous boys—might be the record's most cutting social comment.
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The one thing I don't totally get about Fourth of July is why everyone — while they should be kicking back and having unpleasant political conversations with their uncles — bends over backwards to make complicated patriotic desserts.
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She chose to have a vastly greater press presence than the Congressional Research Service, which as Joyce says "bends over backwards to be low profile," or the Government Accountability Office, which conducts auditing but also lacks the CBO's public gravitas.
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The person who bends over backwards to help you when you need it most, the community of people who have been touched by cancer themselves who [support you], and the family and friends who stand together to make sure you never feel alone.
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It wasn't obvious to me until I was like an hour in, but the whole reason why D'Souza bends over backwards to create his unified theory of the Democratic Party that loves to "steal" from Americans is that the theory is a work of very tenuous retro-fitting.
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As with The Force Awakens, this remake bends over backwards to provide ample fan-service, which Feig all but acknowledged recently when he said that he and cowriter Katie Dippold made a list of all the things from the '80s films they wanted to be sure to include.
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Over the course of many photos, all set at the same kitchen table, Weems displays the joys and struggles of womanhood: It is there, in the kitchen, where she meets and flirts with lovers; laughs, cries, and smokes with friends; helps her daughter with homework; puts on makeup; and even bends over backwards in an erotic pose.
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As anti-Muslim sentiment continues to simmer and regularly boil over in the US, it's virtually impossible in this context not to think of the particular way that news stories describe Muslim individuals being killed or committing suicidal acts of violence in the name of their religious and/or political views, whether in Syria, Palestine, Iraq, or here in the US. The West bends over backwards to paint those acts by Muslims as deeply other, foreign, and backward; as untenable in white, Judeo-Christian nations.
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The government was first approached on 10 June 2005 to grant official recognition for Buddhism Belgium \- a process which is expected to be completed in 2008."België gaat plat op zijn buik voor China (Belgium bends over backwards for China)", Metro (Belgian newspaper), 2007-05-10, pp. page 2. Retrieved on 2007-05-10.
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Sometimes they imitate the sacrifice of the > Mass (the greatest of all their crimes), as well as purifying with water and > similar Catholic ceremonies. After the feast, each evil spirit takes by the > hand the disciple of whom he has charge, and so that they may do everything > with the most absurd kind of ritual, each person bends over backwards, joins > hands in a circle, and tosses his head as frenzied fanatics do. Then they > begin to dance. They sing very obscene songs in his [Satan's] honour.
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Marcia Hubbard, lost and desolate in the gloom of her husband's abandonment, is a figure of fascination to Bartley's one-time friend Ben Halleck, who secretly is attracted to her. He is torn apart by the situation of being attracted to a married woman, and bends over backwards to try and effectuate a reunion between Marcia and his former friend Bartley for whom he no longer has any feeling but contempt. The story concludes in a meaningless vortex of isolation representing modern society. Marcia Hubbard confines herself to her father's home in Equity, Maine.
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A 1983 article examined statements by Irish republicans on the issue of religion, and found that the attitudes contrasted with "the commonsense view" that Sinn Féin and the Provisional IRA supported Catholics and opposed Protestants. There has been long-standing mutual dislike between the Catholic hierarchy and the Republican movement, with the latter seeing the former as complicit in British occupation of Ireland. Articles in An Phoblacht often upheld the morality of parish priests and pastors of all Christian denominations rather than bishops and church leaders, with respect for the Christian tradition of social justice. The article said that An Phoblacht "bends over backwards to be sympathetic to men who have expressed consistently anti-Catholic sentiments", including at times the Loyalist leader Ian Paisley, as they are seen as fellow Irish citizens whereas the British forces are seen as the principal enemy.
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