Sentence examples for harness cross from inspiring English sources

And the 23-year-old won the game for Albion by turning Harness' cross into the bottom corner of the goal.

She said that the Defence Human Capability Science and Technology Centre was effectively harnessing cross-disciplinary innovations from a world-class supply base in industry and academia.

Civil society organizations, academia, researchers and traditional or cultural leaders will also be important in harnessing cross-scale linkages.

However, this backdrop of a consensus for the need for change will be quickly dashed if the white paper does not harness the cross-sector momentum for reform and offer an outlook of real, practical change.

Mr. Wallenda said Monday that he was preparing to wear a harness while crossing the falls — a precaution that, he said, was demanded by the ABC network, which is planning a three-hour prime time special on his walk.

This report aims to assess how the evidence on public reporting could be harnessed for cross-country translation of this health system strategy; in particular, to gauge the expected results of the UK surgeon outcome initiative and to propose criteria that elucidate that prerequisites and factors that are needed to public reporting effective.

You're strapped in by a four-point safety harness, with straps crossing your hips and shoulders, buckling low on your waist.

Understanding and harnessing this bidirectional cross talk between the microenvironment and resident cells is pivotal in strategies to regenerate tissue or regulate disease.

Akins found the substitute Marcus Harness with another dangerous cross in the final minute but he failed to add a gloss to the scoreline.

Firstly understand what is involved in a Biathlon Competition: The skier carrying their.22 rifle in a harness skis off along a cross country trail (on cross country skis).

Not only has London's cable car across the Thames just launched, but those for whom vertigo isn't a problem can get another fantastic view of the capital at Up At The O2. Wearing safety harnesses, groups of 15 cross the roof via a 190m walkway suspended between masts, to an observation platform.