Sentence examples for a massive strike from inspiring English sources

Many employers refused to cooperate, and a massive strike erupted in Chicago.

"It will be a massive strike, much bigger than last time," he said.

One of his four sixes was a massive strike into the upper tier of a distant stand.

Resistance by black workers continued, including a massive strike by the National Union of Mineworkers, and saboteurs caused an increasing number of deaths and injuries.

Just days after a massive strike disrupted the daily travel of millions of Londoners, London Underground drivers have announced they will go on another 24-hour strike in August.

Her dismissal helped to trigger a massive strike at the shipyard and additional strikes throughout the country, which ultimately led to the founding of the independent trade union Solidarity under Lech Walesa.

Maybe it is a massive hunger strike, a national work strike, the occupation of police department steps across the country, I don't know.

The compound was subjected to some of the heaviest daylight bombing of the war on Tuesday, with at least half a dozen massive strikes.

It is unnecessary now, not only because a massive first strike is no longer likely, but also because warheads on submarines are impervious to a possible first strike.

Joseph Estrada launched a massive military strike against the group in September 2000 that secured the hostages' release.

And the operators of those classic 14-seaters, the matatus, are threatening a massive general strike across the country next week.