Usage of "stoope low"

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Usage of stoope low in English

Over the balustrade they stooped low, stretching their hands imploringly to him. 
 Ben-Hur 

He stepped close, stooped low, and pulled out a branch longer than his arm. 
 The Wise Man’s Fear 

Stooping low, I followed them through a narrow tunnel that seemed to slope gradually down. 
 The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb 

He stooped low, looking over the curving marble banister. 
 House of Bathory 

Paulo stooped low and squinted into the narrow space. 
 A Canticle For Leibowitz 

He stooped low, but the bounce was unkind and he had to go to ground. 
 The Guardian 

Two more stooped low and grabbed Ares' legs. 
 Book Four: Tales From Ancient Days 

He stooped low, pressed the hem of her skirt to his lips, with a muttered command: 
 Nostromo: A Tale of the Seaboard 

Aravis was stooping low over Hwin's neck and seemed to be trying to draw her sword. 
 The horse and his boy 

The raider stooped low in the saddle and raised the scyax above his head to strike. 
 Act of will 

The sun stooped low in its course. 
 Ben-Hur 

The Saints' opener came from frontman Charlie Austin who stooped low from a corner for the opener. 
 The South African 

Stooping low, I let go of his high-pressure hose and squirm through the hole in the wall. 
 The smoke room: a novel of suspense 

Then he sprang forward, stooping low. 
 The two towers 

It could have been a man stooping low, but it was unlike any man she'd ever seen before. 
 Creepers 

In stooping low, she reaches high. 
 BBC 

Meanings of stoope low in English