Sentence examples for strong entering from inspiring English sources

The U.S. relay team had felt strong entering the race, after a world-record performance by the B team in the heats on Sunday night.

With its costs coming down ever so steadily and the memory market entering a year or so of tight supply, pricing probably won't come down much if at all in the typically seasonally weak February and May 2010 quarters, to possibly firm again if demand remains strong entering next year's second half.

For instance, call up America Online, click "Pro Basketball," and this is what you get: "Arbitrator to Decide if Smith's Contract Could Be Voided" and "Strickland Charged After Refusing to Leave Restaurant" sandwiched around "Utah's Stockton Still Going Strong Entering 17th Season".

Mr. Strong entered the newspaper business in 1945 when Paul Block, Jr., publisher of the Toledo Blade, recruited him, ultimately becoming Treasurer and Business Manager.

"He really did look stronger entering the postseason," General Manager Steve Phillips said yesterday.

Mr. McCain, they said, was in a strong position entering into this next phase of the race.

In contrast, the buffer strength depends on the amount of unopposed strong anion entering in the patient's circulation.

But the dog days of summer have seen two strong contenders enter the field.

The team's starting quarterback, running back, wide receivers, defensive ends, defensive tackles, middle linebacker and strong safety  enter the season with less than three years of league experience.

Once an oesophageal perforation occurs, along with air, contaminated saliva and gastric contents, especially bile and strong acids enter the mediastinum, resulting in mediastinitis.

A logistic regression was carried out to determine the association between comorbidities and use of strong opiates (enter procedure and Wald statistics).