Sentence examples for striking actions from inspiring English sources

One of the most striking actions took place in Moscow's Alexander Garden, where Nenasheva changed the bandages of a young man named Dmitry Zhdanov.

Eight different technical actions, including striking actions, were recorded with sub-second precision.

This was not the first instrument using keyboard striking action; examples of the piano principle existed as early as about 1440.

The striking action in this bit of legal theatre happened before the New Year when Saks filed a Motion to Dismiss, claiming that "it is well settled" that Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act does not cover trans persons.

The tryptophan-induced packing perturbations and cysteine engineering studies in S4 suggest that KCNE1 lodges at the inter-VSD S4-S1 interface between two adjacent subunits, a strategic location to exert its striking action on Kv7.1 gating functions.

Like the hunger striking students, the faculty strike actions will be aimed at bringing public awareness to a CSU administration that has shown itself to be wholly out of touch with the needs of its students and its faculty (as well as the public interest).

Running shops and specialist running kit barely existed before the 1970s, when Bill Bowerman, founder of Nike, simultaneously launched a concept  – jogging – and a product – thick-heeled running-shoes – without which the jogger's heel-striking action was prohibitively uncomfortable.

What is perhaps most striking about these actions is that they were directed at a small-town mayor who refused to endorse Christie in a gubernatorial race in 2013 that he had basically no chance of losing.

By comparing the cases M70 in Australia and the Hirsi case in Europe, the striking similarities between actions of executives and reactions of courts are revealed as a cyclical power struggle.

The Obama administration has already taken a striking number of actions just since election day, including finalizing a rule to reduce methane emissions from energy production, a plan to prevent oil and gas development on Montana land that is important to the Blackfeet tribe, a move to curb gold exploration near Yellowstone National Park and a ban on offshore drilling in the Arctic for five years.

Once again, the game world is visually striking, and the action remains fast and furious.