Stooped

His grandpa passed away a year ago, but when Lyons looks at one sauna stone or another, he recalls a vivid image: a particular moment when his grandpa stooped to pocket that rock.

In 1990, he even stooped to almost killing his own ma to steal her big bingo winnings, which he wanted to use to buy drugs.

Then Jesus stooped down again and wrote on the ground.

The Royal Thai Police have stooped to a new low targeting two teen students for joining a banned protest last month, in Bangkok.

Why do ambassadors with diplomatic schools and expertise stand stooped in front of a president who builds his image on YouTube?

With stooped shoulders and crooked smile, he bore a long face throughout the film.

Applause greeted his every slow step as the slightly stooped, proud figure made his way 100 metres to a dais in front of the grandstand, across the turf he had trod with distinction, fearsomely so, for 19 years.

He stooped and gathered a bouquet of grass and extended it tentatively.

The ABVP claimed left-affiliated student organisations along with AAP’s CYSS and the NSUI had “stooped to a low level” and were harming the “the culture of debate and discussion, prevalent in the university“.

It is saddening to see that foreign aid organisations have stooped so low that they are now taking advantage of people who have lost everything and are willing to do anything to survive.

I watch Theresa May, stooped and socially awkward, and I think about why, for some unknown reason, she has taken it upon herself to lead us through this change.

Groucho began to wear his trademark greasepaint mustache and to use a stooped walk.

He was short, stooped, with a battle-axe in place of his left hand and no discernible bottom jaw.

Oliver seized a pen and scribbled out the order, and handed the pen to the second officer, Colonel Hacker who stooped to sign it.