Sentence examples for be to strike from inspiring English sources

The aim of the conference would be to strike a grand bargain.

The task will be to strike the right balance between market rate and lower-income housing.

The net result, Mr. Tribe said, "would be to strike down a number of gun regulations".

An alternative would be to "strike out" the claim launched by seven former detainees.

The analogous approach four decades later would be to strike down California's ban on same-sex marriage but leave in place prohibitions in about 40 other states.

The second phase of the war against terrorism should be to strike at other centres of Islamic terror that have taken root in Africa, Southeast Asia and elsewhere.

But what if another major earthquake were to strike?

– how hard it is to strike the perfect balance.

The trick is to strike the right balance.

The lesson to be learned here is to strike early.

The players' choice was to strike or accept them.