Sentence examples for first strike into from inspiring English sources

However, due to more Halo canon already being published Nylund found it harder to write First Strike into the existing story; "There were more events and characters to link and keep track of…timelines to sync up…like threading three needles at once with one hand".

Girardi was ejected from the game on Thursday for arguing that Jason Giambi had not foul-tipped a third strike into the catcher's glove.

The Paris climate agreement, first struck in December 2015, enters into force today.

Peace activists in particular have rushed to Mr. Grass's defense, saying they were glad that he had brought the subject of a first strike by Israel into the public discourse.

So it was no surprise Friday when, after a stretch of mundane at-bats as a DH, Trout marked his return as a center fielder by hitting the first strike he saw into the seats at Camden Yards.

More than 20 years have passed since Body Count first struck fear into the hearts of the American establishment with their gleefully obnoxious anthem Cop Killer.

Djokovic is redefining the role of the return of serve, turning it into a "first strike" weapon that immediately puts the server on defense.

But many countries are concerned that the Bush administration wants to drag them into a first strike against Baghdad on the vaguer ground that Mr. Hussein might become a nuclear threat some time in the future.

They sent their most advanced, still-secret aircraft, the MiG-25 Foxbat, on provocative sorties over Israel's Dimona nuclear complex to prepare the planned attack on it, and to scare Israel into making the first strike.

At that point, any attempt by either side to achieve an illusory superiority would only destabilize the balance and tempt one or the other into launching a first strike.

On Sunday October 5th, the eve of this year's Yom Kippur, Israeli F-16 jets carried out their first deep strike into Syria since the 1973 war, attacking Ain Saheb, a Palestinian refugee camp around 22km (14 miles) from Damascus, reportedly injuring two people.