Sentence examples for pair of continuing from inspiring English sources

This led to the Senate passing a pair of continuing resolutions on September 26: one lasting until October 4, 2011 to give the then-out-of-session House of Representatives time to consider the second resolution, which funded the government through the first seven weeks of the 2012 fiscal year, until November 18 , 2011

Rave Curious spoke with Gorgon City and Rudimental, a pair of acts continuing the grand tradition of energetic electronica live bands first exemplified by Roni Size and The Prodigy in the late '90s.

– A pair of rookies continued to dominate in Dallas as the Cowboys moved into first place in the NFC East.

And manipulated by all about him is Kelso, a brilliant, hard-drinking historian who has failed to fulfil his potential or his marital oaths.Well-researched and skilfully observed, "Archangel" examines how Russia's uncompleted history the "past that carries razors and a pair of handcuffs"—continues to affect its attempt at free-market democracy.

70-18-1, predicted to be the most stable isomer of this composition, has the same arrangement of CF3 groups as in 70-16-1 with additionalnal pair of CF3 groups continuing the p mp ribbon.

On the subject of funding, for now the pair are continuing to bootstrap.

He plays with his grandson (the only relative left behind), goes to his favorite cafe, buys a new pair of shoes and continues to work.

That is especially true next year, since it seems increasingly likely that Mrs Merkel, with her safe pair of hands, will continue as chancellor.

However, it would be erroneous to think that cross slip only affects the balance of near-screw oriented segments: Cross slip annihilation of screw segments connects two loops by a pair of segments which continue to move in the cross-slip plane.

Once they had recovered, the pair insisted on continuing their trip, against the wishes of friends, family and sponsors.

This duplication has exactly the same freeing effect as does gene duplication, in which the duplication allows one of the genes to evolve, presumably in many cases through intermediate forms involving loss of function, to code for new proteins because the other member of the pair continues to perform the original gene's function.