Sentence examples for all struck from inspiring English sources
UBS, unlike its rivals Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank, which all struck fresh Hong Kong leases in a new building in recent years, faces pressure to sort out its space needs in Asia's financial capital.
The conversation sparked by Anne-Marie Slaughter's article in the Atlantic, "Why Women Still Can't Have it All," struck a chord with many of us in our early twenties who hope to have a family and a career someday.
The randomness of it all struck her.
They all struck bathing-beauty poses.
These deals were all struck under different management teams.
Two things, above all, struck me during our lunch.
It all struck me as a gleeful, naughty fantasy.
Although it was only a brief visit, we were all struck by Katine's remoteness.
The understated tone and evenhandedness of the article over all struck me as responsible journalism.
"We were all struck by the incredible access to the parks from that location.
Finder, sender, and author are all struck by the material: The warmth of it.
