striking time造句

• The combined data yielded striking time-lapse movies of the dynamics of these explosive events.
• Personal lightning detection systems are also available, which may provide strike time, azimuth, and distance.
• These are strange, post-strike times, the Great Migration of'95.
• San Diego's Tony Gwynn was six points shy of batting . 400 at strike time.
• Spokesman Ron Judd, a striking Times columnist, said the nearly 4-week-old strike could go on for weeks.
• This inter-service coordination allowed for a higher level of tactical awareness and the ability to strike time-critical targets.
• Bruce Meachum, the Guild's chief negotiator, told the Seattle Union Record, the newspaper produced by striking Times workers.
• The Dodgers, meanwhile, remain the class of this division until further notice ( they had a 31 / 2-game lead at strike time ).
• "This isn't business as usual, " he said, noting that terrorists " would get the biggest bang for the buck " by striking Times Square.
• "It's still a very slow-moving storm, and nobody has estimated a strike time, " came the voice of one Florida district manager over the speaker phone.
• Hernandez benefited in Game 5 from the wide strike zone of plate umpire Eric Gregg, dropping curveballs over the far outside corner for strikes time and again.
• But when striking time arrived, they were caught in traffic on the inside, and could not atone for it with a late rush in the deep homestretch.
• The Histadrut has wrested wage concessions in the past through large-scale strikes timed to coincide with the major economic events such as state budget talks . lc-kl
• The television commentators were suggesting that the dying sounds of the bell could be included in the striking time, thereby allowing Coe's run to be claimed as successful.
• In the days before the attack began, Italian unions called for protest strikes timed to the start of war, and a two-hour general strike was called for later Thursday.
• No talks between the Times and the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Guild had been scheduled, though an evening meeting of striking Times workers was planned, Guild spokesman Liz Brown said.
• The television commentators were disingenuous in suggesting that the dying sounds of the bell could be included in the striking time, thereby allowing Coe's run to be claimed as successful.
• In this 1943 strike time, he was sentenced to imprisonment with hard labour along with A . D . Patel . They have been kept continuously under supervision by the police.
• At one point, Robinson thought Mayne might be a restricted free agent, but, because strike time is not counted in service time, Mayne came up just short of the four-year mark.
• The commission said that a major exception to the government's intelligence-sharing problems came in December 1999, when there were intense warnings of a possible terrorist strike timed to the 2000 millennium celebrations.