Sentence examples for creating a ring from inspiring English sources
Last month the huge Mangueira favela was "pacified", creating a ring of security around the Maracanã stadium.
A bonfire is lighted at that hilltop boulder; then on the lake below, residents ignite red road flares all along the 32-mile shoreline, creating a "ring of fire" that links this chosen spot with its distant past.
In 1869, public health advocates, who called for Chicago to purify its air with a "green crown" of trees, joined with real estate interests to badger the state government into creating a ring of major parks linked together by broad boulevards.
Called an annular solar eclipse, the moon and sun will exactly align Sunday, May 20, creating a "ring of fire" around the moon because of the sun's larger apparent size.
Eventually, the two lineages came back into contact in southern California, creating a ring encircling the Central Valley.
The other backbone proton, H5, bonds to one chloride acceptor on a neighbouring [GeCl6]2− dianion [distance H5⋅⋅⋅Cl4 2.71 Å], which has the effect of creating a ring with two [GeCl6]2− dianions bridged by two [EDMIM]+ cations.
The two aerospace companies are also planning concessions that could help them secure regulatory approval — like creating a "ring-fenced" American arm with just one British director and no board seats for French or German executives, The Sunday Times reports.
The laser beam is guided into a silica fused-end fiber bundle (PowerLightGuide, CeramOptec GmbH, Bonn, Germany) consisting of 630 fibers partitioned into ten arms, thus, creating a ring-shaped illumination pattern of approximately 8-mm width upon the surface of the animal.
The cataclysm would have created a ring of debris at an intensely hot temperature — in the thousands of degrees.
It recommends that they bring nearby communities into the program, to create a "ring" around the "resistant site".
A coalition of some 30 environmental organizations supports expanding the protected area to create a ring of protected areas around the continent.
