Sentence examples for standoff through from inspiring English sources
The phrase "standoff through" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where a standoff continues or persists, but the phrase itself lacks clarity and proper usage. Example: "The negotiations ended in a standoff through the night, with neither side willing to compromise."
But last week, a groundbreaking deal by Clear Channel Communications, the country's largest radio broadcaster, raised the possibility of a solution to the standoff through marketplace negotiations instead of political head-butting.
Since 1991 the world has moved rapidly from a bipolar political standoff through a period of multi-polarity.
During the Cold War, the Lake Placid Olympics were just the start of a long and ill-advised attempt to prevent a nuclear standoff through power plays and penalty shots.
But also unimaginable a year ago was that Rauner and the Democrats would enter FY 2017 not only without a balanced budget, but with a goal that in effect will prolong the budget standoff through calendar year 2016.
Use the screws provided to secure the motherboard to the standoffs through the shielded screw holes on the motherboard.
According to WCTV, the standoff went through the night and authorities have been communicating with the child through a pvc pipe in the bunker.
The standoff continued through the end of the year as the rival administrations vied for power.
The standoff continued through the 1950s, and in 1958 Greyhound proposed using its block for a huge $10 million terminal, about half as big as Penn Station.
After failing to make contact with the assailant during a seven-hour standoff, officers burst through the door.
The Russian-Ukrainian standoff is muddling through.
But WIC also may have to stop its operations if the funding standoff drags on through February.
