Sentence examples for * stricken in from inspiring English sources

However, the amendment was subsequently stricken in conference.

Often, cities stricken in this way become irrelevant.

Why, though, were those few stricken in the first place?

I am not as stricken in this regard as Ruskin, but then nobody is.

Louis IX, stricken in turn, dragged himself along in the rear guard of his disintegrating force.

The merged company expanded without investing and now lies stricken in the arms of Tata.

Stricken in 1947, the dreadnought remained as a training vessel until 1951, when she was taken under tow to be scrapped in the United Kingdom.

FN13 The word "or" is stricken out in the transcript.

Refugees are those desperate, stricken people in news photos.

"Unfortunately, violence has stricken even in this night of good wishes and hope.

Still others were stricken later in life, by diseases such as meningitis.