Sentence examples for stripe into from inspiring English sources

The price of elephant tusks has lured criminal organizations of every stripe into the poaching business, from impoverished hunters to sophisticated global syndicates.

By bringing Stripe into more markets and building out our capabilities for companies of all sizes, we hope to accelerate innovation around the world".

For some of this, GoDaddy has been laying groundwork for some time, and it will be equally useful for the smaller of these three partners, Dwolla and Stripe, into pick up new business from the 12 million+ customers on GoDaddy's books.

At some point, someone will notice that by coloring in a blue stripe into the red and white stripes of the US flag today, President Trump was starting to create a Russian Flag.

In the leg disc, expression occurs in a stripe along the anterior/posterior (A/P) compartment boundary, except that extension of the stripe into the ventral region is prevented by WG-dependent repression (Fig. 1B,C) [20][21], [21], [21].

On the top right, a progressive change of the vertical bright stripe into bright spots (in false colours) is observed during the feathers morphogenetic process in chicken due to a lateral inhibition effect between morphogens (model and simulation are given in [91]).

Nails also served to scratch textured motifs — targets and stripes — into surfaces of wet paint and to turn found objects into bristling, fetishlike sculptures or veritable star bursts.

THE DUCKS Astride his Jacobson Tri-King 1900 D mower, Bill Deacon has been weaving stripes into the Kentucky bluegrass playing field of EAB Park in Central Islip.

Sean Scully has a worldwide reputation for his stripe paintings, which he manages to make lush and romantic through rich color and sometimes by inserting panels of different stripes into the major field of a painting.

In 1908, when Ralph Rose, an Irish-American shot putter, walked the Stars and Stripes into the opening ceremonies in London, he refused to dip the flag in deference to King Edward VII, who had not yet recognized Irish independence.

The version of Murray that spoke to my 13-year-old self in 1984, after I'd slotted a pirated VHS cassette of his film Stripes into the top-loading video recorder, was not quite so drop-dead cool.