Sentence examples for striking lower from inspiring English sources

But Petra Lang's Brünnhilde makes a formidable foil; as a former mezzo who has been born again as a dramatic soprano, she makes the most of her striking lower register, especially in the annunciation of death scene with Skelton in the second act, even though that part of her voice does not always connect smoothly with the higher registers.

In fact, it is said that the term "labor strike" derives from the practice of striking (lowering) a ship's sails as a symbol of refusal to go to sea.

While opioids overdoses are affecting nearly all American communities, opioid use disorder remains disproportionately a condition that strikes lower income populations.

Although the South Tower was struck lower than the North Tower, thus affecting more floors, a smaller number, fewer than 700, were killed instantly or trapped.

Two bullets enter the victim's left lower back in close proximity, coursing through tissue and striking the lower spine, resulting in multiple fractures and shattering one of the rounds.

Two bullets struck from the front, hitting his right thigh; one bullet entered his left side, striking his lower rib cage; and the last bullet hit his left lower forearm.

The wounded deputy managed to fire again, striking Higgins lower left arm.

It has been shown that the increase in prediction accuracy with a reduction of N e is striking at lower marker densities, but minor at higher marker densities [ 4].

Higher wages lead to higher productivity, better health, fewer strikes, lower turnover, and higher consumption, which in turn leads to more demand for their products and therefore higher profits.

At sea, striking, or lowering, the flag denotes surrender.

Often, they strike the lower levels of glass facades after foraging for food in nearby parks.