Sentence examples for strikes away from inspiring English sources
Bronson Arroyo was two strikes away from his first career shutout when Jay Payton homered.
American economist and government official who as the hawkish secretary of defense (1973 75) under Republican Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, championed a militant stance on nuclear weapons, a strategy that downplayed deterrence measures and instead endorsed limited strikes (away from populous areas).
In contrast Pellegrini's Champions League CV features a semi-final with the less heralded Villarreal in 2006 and a quarter-final last season in charge of Málaga, when the Spanish club were only two Borussia Dortmund stoppage-time strikes away from progressing further.
Yet if we are bold, love strikes away the chains of fear from our souls".
But that Hastings (or me, for that matter) even put pen to paper on this one, and with solid numbers to back him up, by definition strikes away the notion of the U.S.'s drone wars being in some way shrouded in total secrecy.
The Red Sox are one strike away.
Their actual owner, a friend, was one strike away from expulsion.
A team one strike away from a historic championship in a Game 6 blows the lead.
In two innings, Texas came one strike away from a title and lost the lead.
It was also a full count to Quentin — one strike away from an out.
Feldman gets ahead of Berkman 1-2 — one strike away again — then misses inside with a fastball.
