Sentence examples for stands spiking from inspiring English sources
Gronkowski had more touchdown receptions this season than any tight end in N.F.L. history, spiking his way through the fall and into winter, spiking one football through the goal post and another into the stands, spiking with such force he often left divots.
During what retailers call "desperation week," spending on jewelry stands out, spiking high at the end of the holiday season.
But markings on trees, along with the knowledge that a stand has been spiked, may be lost over the very many years that a forest stands.
Armstrong immediately stood up and spiked the ball, resulting in a 5-yard penalty for delay of game.
After another stand closer to the fort, supported by 12-pound piece, they again retreated (again not before spiking the cannon).
"Everyone wants to stand out," said Luis Cendejas, a lanky 17-year-old who spends 15 minutes each morning spiking his black hair into shiny peaks with gel.
We can now look at key messages, tonality and sentiment and stand-out spikes in coverage, as well as how they compare with competitors.
"The bodies are alive, but there is this feeling of danger; the masks stand on spikes that may recall the French revolution as much as voodoo practices".
Naturally, having said this, she goes on into a triumph of adult mixed feelings: "I stood in the street, spiked with all my warnings.
The whole structure stands on 3 spikes, which are adjustable in height and absorb external vibrations.
