Sentence examples for a huge stroke from inspiring English sources

As rehearsals for the film began, Mr. Levinson's father-in-law had a huge stroke.

Obviously it was a huge stroke of luck for me that the final goal was scored at the right end but if you don't try you never get.

"It was a huge stroke of luck to be there, because the BBC was in quite a liberal mood, with Hugh Carleton Greene as the director general".

And so an almost overwhelmingly thrilling match had ended as it had begun: with a huge stroke of luck for England.

That file was never opened further, however; the following day his father himself had a huge stroke, entered a coma and died five days later.

Mr. Ford added: "He had a wide idea of what good fiction was, and when I got involved with him, it seemed like a huge stroke of good luck".

"No one gets away with no or very little disability from a huge hemispheric stroke," said Dr. Neil Schwartz, a neurologist at Stanford.

But questions have been raised about whether the drugs he received for a less severe stroke in December, caused by a blood clot, may have contributed to his huge stroke on Jan . 4

The match, the longest semifinal in Wimbledon history, was a marvel of huge strokes of extreme precision at exorbitant speeds.

Williams, looking as tight as her strings, struggled to find a balanced platform from which to launch her huge strokes.

Janowicz, from Poland, said he had trained since he was 10 "to play flexible and quick, so now I am moving pretty O.K. and that allows me to use my huge strokes and serve to my advantage".