Sentence examples for actually striking from inspiring English sources

But in this story the hurricane threatens the city without actually striking it.

Light striking this pattern is scattered as though it were actually striking the object encoded by the interference pattern.

"The wires prevented the plane from actually striking the ground," the Nassau County police commissioner, Patrick J. Ryder, said on Sunday night.

Is Ms. Doremus Qualified to Teach? "Right now, we're at a point where we haven't seen this before, where the federal court system is actually striking down the administration's attempts to ignore it," reports Rory Cooper, director of communications for The Heritage Foundation.

Anyway, I'm glad to see (1) that courts are discussing the federal and state non-delegation doctrines, (2) that they're actually striking down statutes under those doctrines, and (3) that some recent cases, including this one, have stopped short of stating any special rule against delegations to private parties.

"So each of these drones is actually striking the target that was chosen.

When using striking points, it should be obvious, but do not actually strike your partner, and do not aim directly at your partner.

They didn't actually strike Ms. Aderhold in the face.

The teenagers actually struck me as utterly innocent.

At one point, she feared that one drunken woman might actually strike her.

And we can't have populism that actually strikes a chord with the public, can we?