Sentence examples for be stricken with from inspiring English sources

Using this logic, Mexico should be stricken with the flu.

However, individuals of any age, including very young children, can be stricken with the disease.

If I had to be stricken with cancer, I'm pleased it happened in Sweden.

It is estimated that 13.5 million Americans will be stricken with Alzheimer's by 2050 — up from five million today.

Many of these theorists regard block as a thing in itself, a mental condition that one can be stricken with.

Bird Box only grapples with the question of when – when will each person be stricken with the vicious Visine?

So I will be striking with a heavy heart.

Did it say how many times a man could be struck with a stick?

In fact I was afraid that I would be struck with cold in the way people are struck with heat, so I came straight home..

Will you be striking with your BBC colleagues?

Doctors say there is a balance to be struck with protecting NHS resources.