Sentence examples for the course of clearing from inspiring English sources
In the course of clearing the zip lines because of an approaching storm, a staff member under the employment of the company that operates the attraction who was on the ground and touching the zip line received a shock from a lightning strike to the line.
On Tuesday night, when the news of the firing broke, Administration officials announced that the President had acted, at least in part, because Comey, in the course of clearing Hillary Clinton in last year's e-mail controversy, had made excessively harsh public comments about her.
Too late, and budget crises will spread, likewise damaging recovery:The course of action is clear when the recovery is robust, as it is in big emerging markets and rich countries far from the centre of the financial crisis.
"There was not one incident or specific firefight, but these service members were wounded over the course of the clearing operations General Nicholson described," a Pentagon spokesman, Adam Stump, said in a statement.
If such questions do come up, they get dealt with cursorily, in the course of the methodological throat clearing that historians ritually perform in the opening paragraphs of scholarly articles.
Rain that moves into the north over the course of the day will clear northeastwards overnight, leaving clearer skies for a while.
Shiny, happy people welcomed me into the fold, the "technology" seemed fresh and intriguing, and, of course, the nobility of "clearing the planet" appealed.
The human impact on the course of evolution is clear — more types of species derived from sparrows, rats and eucalyptus.
The course of action is clear when the recovery is robust, as it is in big emerging markets and rich countries far from the centre of the financial crisis.
Proteinuria fluctuated over the course of treatment without clear-cut relapses or remissions.
Individuals were treated with Itraconazole (1 mg/L; Sporanox, Janssen-Cilag) for 5 minutes per day over the course of seven days to clear the infection.
