Sentence examples for shut down first from inspiring English sources
C1 Money Store to Be Shut Down First Union said it would close the Money Store, a second-mortgage lender promoted by the retired athletes Phil Rizzuto and Jim Palmer.
Victims' kidneys may shut down first, Berns said, as they continue to lack access to both water and salt.
Mergers in Britain are straightforward, but German regulations make it hard even for two domestic funds to join forces: they require one to shut down first.
Whether it is his striking motivational tactics, his brilliant defensive schemes, like the one that shut down first Indianapolis's Peyton Manning and then the vaunted Jaguars, or his straight-shooting approach with players, Fisher is stepping out of the shadows to finally earn acclaim as a top coach in the National Football League.
Under their contracts, they had agreed to be shut down first in case of shortages, in return for rates that are about 25percentt lower than normal, and so they had already had their power cut off since early in the morning.
Further down the road, Knell may consider adding more sites beyond Kickstarter and Indiegogo if there's demand…or, we suppose, if the app isn't shut down first.
But he has taken on the task of shutting down first-line talent before, and he is the most likely player to get the first call this time.
U.S. officials and many security experts caution companies against taking certain steps, such as reaching into a person's computer to delete stolen data or shutting down third-party servers.
Brian Sackinsky, a freshman, turned a surprise start into a sparkling pitching performance as he shut down fourth-seeded Georgia and kept top-seeded Stanford alive in the College World Series with a 4-2 vintOmahan Omaha last night.
Even worse for players, Niantic shut down third-party websites that had sprung up to show players where Pokémon were appearing — sites that many players were using to track Pokémon as the game originally intended.
Could Oracle shut down third party support by other means?
