Sentence examples for been struck over from inspiring English sources
The side of her head, he said, had been struck over and over in the same place.
The remaining coin was one that had been struck over an 1857 silver shooting taler from Switzerland.
He had also found cuts to her scalp indicating that she had been struck over the head at least twice with a blunt instrument.
A senior Houthi official welcomed the compromise but warned that deadlines had been breached when previous deals had been struck over the past three months.
The snag is that his preferred method allowing them to retain more of their benefits after they find work will be expensive.After tense haggling a deal seemed to have been struck over the summer.
In murkier Germany, there is no obligation on banks to disclose any trades, no matter what their size, if they have been struck over the telephone.There are other things to harmonise, too.
I was struck over and over by the strange clash between Mr. Hall's sunny suburban life and his dark, radical beliefs.
Former Rangers director and businessman Dave King is confident a deal can be struck over his proposed £16m bailout of the club following crunch talks with the board.
In terms of the experiences of the participants in my project, I'm struck over and over again by stories of how converts relate to their birth families.
And when we look at the things they are striking over, pensions and pay, they are things that have been decided independently by well-led reviews..
