Sentence examples for charge drew from inspiring English sources
But the Scarlets had the last word as replacement George North's rare midfield charge drew the Ospreys offside, giving Jones the chance to level with less than three minutes remaining.
That charge drew an aggressive rebuke from Comedy Central's Jon Stewart, who on Tuesday questioned Cheney's standing to critique Obama.
Naturally, that charge drew a slew of condemnations from some of the nation's mainstream Republicans including Richard Shelby, Alabama's elder-statesman in the U.S. senate.
JIMMY GREENE QUARTET The tenor saxophonist Jimmy Greene leads a resourceful hard-bop charge, drawing from his strong new album, "Mission Statement," due out on Razdaz/Sunnyside next month.
This increased effective charge draws the electrons (both the core and outer valence electrons) closer to the nucleus, thus accounting for the smaller radius of the higher-atomic-number lanthanides.
A negative charge draws the particles to the top, turning the capsule white; a positive charge pushes them to the bottom, under the dye, so the capsule appears dark.
A type II collagen scaffold endows cartilage with its tensile strength, whereas aggrecan, by virtue of its high negative charge, draws water into the tissue, swelling against the collagen network, thus enabling the tissue to bear loads and resist compression.
The type II collagen scaffold endows the cartilage with its tensile strength, while the aggrecan, by virtue of its high negative charge, draws water into the tissue, swelling against the collagen network, and enabling the tissue to resist compression.
The charges drew a combative response from the Brookses even before prosecutors announced the details.
The Obama administration's decisions to fine two big British banks, HSBC and Standard Chartered, over money laundering instead of pursuing criminal charges drew strong rebuke.
The sensational charges drew a worried response from Washington and brought Iraq's tenuous partnership government to the edge of collapse.
