Sentence examples for be struck at both from inspiring English sources

Fame is a shuttlecock, which must be struck at both ends to be kept up.

Half dimes continued to be struck, at both the Philadelphia and the San Francisco Mint, until the series was ended by the Coinage Act of 1873.

Cents with and without Brenner's initials were struck at both Philadelphia and San Francisco in 1909.

DETROIT, Sept. 2 — The United Automobile Workers said today that Goneral Motors or the Chrysler Corporation or both would be struck at mid night Sept. 14 if the auto union did not have a new contract by then.

A note of horror should be struck, at any rate.

It is shown that spatial and relational proximity – which can be struck at a distance – should not be treated as one and the same.

The charge magnitude of the particles decreases with an increase in humidity and a higher differential charge between carbon and mineral matter can be struck at lower RH.

A bargain must be struck at least a week before then to provide time for a Congressional Budget Office analysis and for both chambers to vote on it.

In May, Driggs asked that 10,000 more be struck at Philadelphia, and this was done.

Nothing came of either proposal; all of the coins would be struck at the Philadelphia Mint.

Anyone watching this short film will be struck at how "wrong" it all seems.