Sentence examples for umbrellas through from inspiring English sources

"They were poking umbrellas through the ropes trying to trip people going from tee to green.

Thousands of peaceful protesters carried yellow banners and umbrellas through Hong Kong on Sunday afternoon, marking the city's first major pro-democracy rally since police ended the months-long Umbrella movement street protests in December.

Produces and sells gloves, steel-toe shoes and umbrellas through 70,000 retailers, including AutoZone, Walmart and Ace Hardware.

His subsequent options were to a) take a stranger's umbrella, b) walk in the rain, c) wait for the rain to stop, d) contact the police or e) procure a new umbrella through traditional, lawful means.

A gentleman presses the tape, but the driver is concentrating on the changing light, so our good Samaritan thrusts the umbrella through the rubber seams of the door and tosses it on the sidewalk at the woman's feet.

IMCI is the umbrella through which all community health interventions can be delivered to the child.

It demonstrated the benefit of collecting voices from those who would normally work in disconnected environments and provides a "clearinghouse" or umbrella through which congressional offices and other interested parties can seek information on the subject discussed.

Namibia has patiently built up a strategic framework for health policy in the context of government policy as a whole, including strong training arrangements at every level of health staffing, and it has brought HIV/AIDS under the strategic umbrella through its National Strategic Plan for HIV/AIDS.

In the fifteen years since independence, Namibia has patiently built up a relatively good strategic framework for health policy in the context of government policy as a whole, including strong training arrangements at every level of health staffing, and it has brought HIV/AIDS under the strategic umbrella through its National Strategic Plan for HIV/AIDS.

In part this problem relates to the use of the term 'integration' without specifying its interpretation, which could cover a range of levels from the total integration of organisations or functions under one umbrella through to the formation of loose networks or alliances.

This setup is suitable for reflected or shoot-through umbrellas.