Sentence examples for need to spike from inspiring English sources

He said, "We don't need to spike the football".

For new intermediate generation, prices will need to spike at regular intervals," the authors say.

Back then the Democratic president refused to do a victory dance, saying Americans didn't "need to spike the football".

President Obama, explaining to CBS why he wouldn't release a photograph of the corpse, said that "We don't need to spike the football"—no excessive celebration.

President Obama, explaining to CBS why he wouldn't release a photograph of the corpse, said that "We don't need to spike the football" — no excessive celebration.

By Nicholas Schmidle April 30 , 2012"We don't need to spike the football," proclaimed Barack Obama last May, just days after a team of Navy SEALs raided Osama bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad and killed him.

Don't cut them too short; they need a little length to spike into the foam ball.

More current is needed to get the neuron to spike over development, consistent with the decrease in resistance.

And that was when I realised that to be able to run well on a dirt track, you need to have spikes.

One of its features is that it explicitly provides a dense output in the form of a power series, which becomes highly useful for detecting various instantaneous events, for example moments at which a solution hits a Poincaré cross-section, reaches a voltage maximum, for example, if one need to counts spikes in bursts, and so on.

The age-dependent decline in Rin could, by itself, explain the larger current needed to elicit spiking in mature neurons.