Sentence examples for striking from a from inspiring English sources

Rebel spaceships, striking from a hidden base, have won their first victory against the evil Galactic Empire.

Among them: Brian De Palma, the director of "Carrie," helped to write the opening crawl ("Rebel spaceships, striking from a hidden base, have won their first victory against the evil Galactic Empire").

As with Bedau, Andy Clark (1997, 2000) has his eye on complex systems theory (and cognitive science more particularly) in articulating a notion of emergence, but prefers one that will encompass an even broader range of phenomena that are striking from a macroscopic point of view.

Coke's skittishness is striking from a company with a history of selling into almost any market including such villainous or pariah states as Hitler's Germany in the 1930s, Franco's Spain and Pyongyang's historical sponsors, China and the Soviet Union, in the 1980s (though Pepsi got to the Soviet Union first).

Compared with other methods of striking from a distance, drones can indeed be surgical.

Striking from a "mother ship," the CIA sent specially trained commandos to sabotage Nicaraguan oil facilities in 1983 and mine its harbors in 1984.

What is striking from an archealogical point of view is the individuating of these organic materials in rooms 41, 42, 43 only.

First, he sped between two markers to strike from a corner kick.

Vipers and pit vipers usually strike from a horizontally coiled posture.

The consultancy runs the air war, planning surgical ad strikes from a distance.

I heard about one athlete who did get "struck" from a doorbell mishap.