Sentence examples for sting from from inspiring English sources

Australia's scientific community may sting from them for years to come.

Chilled creamy tofu gets sting from ginger and scallions ($5), shrimp shumai from hot Japanese mustard ($8).

But his main response to the EU's actions has been to turn to Russia, whose continuing support removes the sting from sanctions.

"Who doesn't remember a personal slight or sting from high school, no matter how many years ago that was?" Brian Fernandez told me in an e-mail.

With the sting from Democratic losses still fresh, let's take a look in the crystal ball and try to gauge how some new arrivals will tackle this issue.

Therefore, it is more difficult to remove a honey bee sting from fibrous tissues (e.g. skin) than from non-fibrous substrates (e.g. silica gel).

It will sting!(from experience!).

FLAG-agarose matrix (Sigma-Aldrich, St Louis, MI) was used for immunoprecipitation of STING from STING-293Trex cells.

It has drawn the sting from the Conservatives' attacks on law and order.

The match would take some of the sting from their loss, he hoped.

So Israel felt no sting from a White House statement that the Nusseibeh raid was "troubling".