Sentence examples for Strong watch from inspiring English sources
He added that Pakistan was still keeping a strong watch at the border for him.
A bank of television cameras and a devoted crowd, tens of thousands strong, watch him intently, day and night, cheering and chanting in a sea of mud.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Should you think "goons" is a bit strong, watch this by now notorious video, or read this article by Jeanne Mansfield, an employee of the Boston Review, who together with her boyfriend got caught up in Saturday's march to Wall Street from Union Square and ended up with police pepper spray in her eyes.
Should you think "goons" is a bit strong, watch this by now notorious video, or read this article by Jeanne Mansfield, an employee of the Boston Review, who together with her boyfriend got caught up in Saturday's march to Wall Street from Union Square and ended up with police pepper spray in her eyes.
Not only is she physically strong (watch the various videos online of her doing pushups with celebrities and exercises with children), but at the Democratic National Convention last night, she showed us that she has reached a new level of strength as a speaker.
And consistently strong watch sales would relieve Apple of the burden of having so much of its revenue come from its flagship product, the iPhone.
She used a hidden camera to record her encounters while Mr. Strong watched them live over Skype on his computer and recorded them.
"We are grieved," says Wulawand, "to report that certain writers and actors at this network are in the grip of superstition". The Qualimosans have determined that "a secret society, two million strong, watches the program every Sunday morning". Fortunately, explains Volavont, there is a tidy solution to the dangerous influence of these irrationalists.
A jumping mouse circus has 61 mice on-screen (and took 66 days to animate), and an entire audience of Scottie dogs, 248 strong, watches a theatrical performance.
"The strongest watch market right now is Asia," he said.
Burma climbed out of the bottom tier to a 42-nation-strong "watch list", the report said, mainly as a result of a new effort by its government to address forced labour and the conscription of child soldiers.
