Joseph and Copertino medals were first struck during this war for the benefit of the Air Forces; the medals are distrib ted by a committee sponsored by Bishop Manning and Mrs. Roosevelt and the proceeds are turned over to the R.A.F. and American Air Forces welfare funds.
It was Sibierski's first strike for nine months but, significantly, that free-kick was won by Obafemi Martins, whose high-speed overtaking of Vitoldas Cepauskas suggested a threat which never quite materialised.
The aptly named I can't find my phone is a perfect first strike for all those times when you.. erm, can't find your phone.
Ford was first, for instance, to strike a deal with the United Auto Workers union about how to pay for retiree health care.
Deals have been struck for apartments on the sixth and seventh floors, too.
His actions outside the courthouse in Leeds were his second strike for the same offence; he had been spared jail on similar charges the previous year on the basis that he didn't reoffend.
"I remember being struck for the first time by the idea that someone from Wales was on TV," said Mr. Rhys, who was born and raised in Cardiff, where his parents were special-education teachers.
James was quite far down the gang's pecking order, but the length of the sentence reflects the size of the operation, the fact it's his second strike for dealing and his refusal to plead guilty at any stage of proceedings.
In 1896, pattern nickels were struck for the first time since 1885, when experimental, holed coins had been tested.
In 1896, pattern nickels were struck for the first time since 1885, when experimental, holed coins had been tested; however, no redesign took place.
