Sentence examples for for sting from inspiring English sources

The sheriff has a particular fondness for sting operations to thwart prostitution.

Experimental Modal Analysis (EMA) was conducted on a number of wood and composite sticks to identify the mode shapes and frequencies that are responsible for sting.

The strategy is that if there is no evidence of terrorism, then the government must go out there and create it through community outreach meetings that set the groundwork for sting operations.

Having a high-risk job for sting appears to be a significant risk factor for work disability as well a predictor of a perceived positive impact of VIT on work.

SINGING FOR STING -- Paying tribute to Sting at the 2004 MusiCares Person of the Year benefit in Los Angeles on Feb. 6 will be Tony Bennett, the Black Eyed Peas, Elvis Costello, Dido, Elton John, Dana Krall, K. D. Lang, Dave Matthews, John Mayer and Rufus Wainwright.

Works for Sting … n' me!", repeatedly plugged the airline's calendar featuring undressed female cabin crew and eventually signed off saying it was time for "3pm cocktails, dancing girls".

It is possible that these gastral constrictions represent independent adaptations to allow greater dexterity and movement of the stinging apparatus for protection or for stinging prey.

Individuals, up to Mr Blair, may come in for stinging criticism.

They breathe through their skin and their mouth parts of mites can be shaped for stinging, sawing or sucking.

They might be hieroglyphs, frenzied maenads or black serpents with men's heads and menacing tongues – for stinging, perhaps, for uttering untruths, for screaming fury.

Others said the Dodd-Frank legislation did nothing to curb the missteps of banks, while Mr. Obama's economic team, particularly Mr. Geithner, came in for stinging criticism.