Sentence examples for be struck to from inspiring English sources

A balance must be struck to encourage new solvers, and to keep those with more experience.

It is a violent undertaking, for the steel has to be struck to take shape.

It is the portion ofthe chestwall exactly overlying the letventricle on the left of sternum which has to be struck to produce CC.

All logic suggests a deal will be struck, to preserve a goose that lays such golden eggs.

That could mean costly pay-off deals would have to be struck to get them off the wage bill.

He was confident that a deal could be struck to create a government and avoid the need for another election.

St Paul is struck to the ground.

Cruz was struck to learn that Jack was buried in his replica jersey.

This week, tentative deals were struck to end two even bloodier conflicts.

Johnston announced last month a deal had been struck to clear the club's £9m bank debt.

Copper medals were struck to commemorate each of the contestants.