Sentence examples for in that shield from inspiring English sources

Donnelly, who scored a hat-trick in that Shield win on 26 October, made it 2-0 on 50 minutes, latching on to a loose defensive pass to lob visiting keeper Alan Blayney.

Now, a new study says, an experimental drug is showing promise in disabling that shield, unleashing the immune system and causing shrinkage of some lung, skin and kidney cancers that had defied treatment with existing drugs.

It's a cross-cutting technique that comic books use all the time, and it keeps things rattling along in a way that SHIELD just can't match.

Much of the assault on the Clinton rules is occurring under the radar, in obscure courtrooms where industry is challenging them, and in closed-door negotiations that shield the administration from public accountability.

Included in the 34 proposals adopted in the Senate were sanctions against those who advertise services that shield money in offshore accounts.

New York State has a law, adopted in 2000, that shields mothers from criminal prosecution for abandoning infants younger than 5 days old if the child is left in a safe manner and suitable location, typically a hospital or police station.

Her Web site is registered through a proxy service in Arizona that shields her identity.

President Obama signed an executive action in 2012 that shields some immigrants who do not have legal status from deportation and allows them to receive Social Security numbers.

The human genome is packed in a matrix of histones that shield it from transcription by RNA polymerase II.

These findings convincingly confirm the phenomenon of fiber bridging in the laminate that shields the crack tips in its aluminum alloy layers, thereby retarding fatigue crack growth rates and increasing critical crack lengths leading to enhanced fatigue life and cyclic fracture toughness values of the laminate in comparison with plain aluminum alloy specimens.

If the federal government raises rents in housing subsidy programs, it must do so in a way that shields the poorest from eviction and homelessness.