Visually, the decor of the room was very striking.
shuang feng kuan erh [striking the opponent's ears with both fists]
personal adornments in striking But not vulgar colors are deeply favored By professional women.
The striking worker appears to be handcuff to a position of belligerence from which they cannot extricate themselves.
What's striking about this recent flurry of activity is how at odds it is with current investor sentiment in the u.
Ray is astonished when he takes some water back. Gloria falls on the ground with striking red blood dirty her saintly white clothing. A small sword impales her beautiful chest.
What a striking similarity!
Colors are striking, yet not vulgar.
But what's striking is the range of function and dysfunction.
He was a man of striking ugliness; fat with a bullet-head set on a short neck.
Even more striking, the researchers note that achieving overall success was less important to the stock speculators than the sadistic drive “to damage their opponents.”
I know Chao Po-tao gives loans right and left, but I haven't lived up to my name `Red-tipped Match' by striking up acquaintance with that God of Wealth.
The clock was striking twelve.
Workers at the Suez Canal have begun striking.
The striking image is mirrored on Lake Laberge, Yukon Territory, Canada.
Perhaps the most striking picture in the collection shows Aung San Suu Kyi walking down a snowy track in the mountains of Bhutan.
And now a team of paleontologists has published a full-body portrait of another dinosaur, in striking plumage that would have delighted that great painter of birds John James Audubon.
That spokesman is striking up the same old tune.
This striking telescopic view even captures the Sun's swollen and distorted shape from the southern coast of the UK.
But although Hugo chavez, unlike his friend and close ally Muammar Qaddafi, is an elected President, there are some striking similarities between the Libyan and Venezuelan regimes.
They suddenly exhibit a striking new trait.
News accounts throughout the world have zeroed in on the striking juxtaposition of the Downtown Eastside with the Winter Games.
The city still exhibits many remnants of its historic prosperity, but the most striking has to be its cathedral, whose 528ft high spire is said to be the world's tallest.
The agar foods for sale at this food shop are of striking But not vulgar colors.
And there were some striking omissions.
The most striking eyes among the reptiles have lower and upper eyelids joined together, leaving one large hole for the pupil to see through.
University students have been striking for weeks over a shortage of teachers, botched curriculum changes and tuition fees.
Argentina and England were vying for a spot in the finals when Argentine star Diego Maradona achieved the first goal of the game by striking the ball with his hand—a flagrant violation of the rules.
Mr Obama gives a striking share of his set piece speeches in swing states.
Do you think matches striking causes pineapple to fall.
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