Sentence examples for section strike from inspiring English sources
So it is easier simply to withdraw notes that are heavily encrusted with sebum from circulation.In this section Strike out!
The worldwide figure is estimated by the European Space Agency to be $1.2 billion.In this section Strike out!
This could be a problem for creatures like oysters that have shells made of calcium carbonate, a chemical which tends to dissolve in acid.In this section Strike out!
China had threatened to punish European exports of wine and polysilicon.In this section Strike less hard Sabres sheathed A caged tiger ReprintsThings looked bleak until suddenly, on July 27th, a truce was announced.
At the time, they were unable to extract from these signatures the individual binary digits (bits) of a key, but in collaboration with Daniel Genkin of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology they have overcome this obstacle, by tricking machines into decrypting known pieces of text.In this section Strike out!
During one verse of "99 Problems," an anthem from "The Black Album" (2003), the rhythm section struck up the riff to AC/DC's "Back in Black".
And exploiting knowledge about how they do this may offer the best way of solving the problem.Strike a lightIn this section Striking out bird strikes G whizz Not the end of the world The first seaside holiday?
In another section struck down today, the law also made it a crime to advertise or promote material "in such a manner that conveys the impression" that it is real child pornography.
I don't quite agree with them; most of it intoxicates me too, though its "Dancing Bear" section strikes me as lame in more than one sense, and the whole work feels two songs too short.
This section strikes out subsections (c) and (d) of section 1447 of title 28, U.S.C., as covered by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and adds a new subsection to such section 1447 to remove any doubt that the former law as to the finality of an order of remand to a State court is continued.
With some Russian media reports claiming crew members were concerned by the condition of the plane, speculation has grown over the possibility that a 2001 incident in Cairo, when the Airbus 321's tail section struck the tarmac on landing, had caused structural weakness.
