Sentence examples for the first shield from inspiring English sources

In October of 1922, the first shield began digging toward New Jersey.

In October of 1922, the first shield began digging toward New Jersey..

MacPhee made three that day, selecting books that were meaningful to him: Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" ("such a clean and efficient cover"), Ousmane Sembène's 1960 novel "God's Bits of Wood" ("maybe the first shield using a book by an African author"), and Peter Kropotkin's 1902 treatise, "Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution".

The first shield layer were plates of tungsten carbide (WC), ceramic balls Al2O3 (aluminum oxide 92) or steel balls (100Cr6 steel) embedded in a polymer matrix.

In the first match, to celebrate the centenary of the Melbourne Cricket Club, he struck 105 in only 140 minutes and timed the ball well, but made 35 and 1 in the first Shield match and then absented himself from the rest of the season.

The drops in each quadrant represent the three drops of blood on Anselm's coat of arms, and the sheaf of five arrows is taken from the first shield of the State of New Hampshire, representing the five original counties of the state.

It is assumed that Mr Jang and his wife will take responsibility for the tutelage of Kim the Third, shielding the little prince as if they were regents.Some analysts had expected that the conference, the first such gathering for 30 years, would also mark a renewal of influence of the Korean Workers Partyy itself, which has been neglected by Kim Jong Il in favour of the army.

Construction has commenced on the world's first shield driven double track subway tunnel of rectangular shape for the Kyoto Municipal Subway.

Families with inadequate resources typically feed the children first, shielding them from hardship as much as possible.

"I'm hoping to be back for at least the first Sheffield Shield game for Queensland [starting on 31 October]," Harris said on the Cricket Australia website.

The first rape shield law was passed in the U.S. state of Michigan in 1974, and within two decades almost every U.S. state had enacted one.