Sentence examples for been struck that from inspiring English sources

A deal has now been struck that will see Atsu continue his development at the Goldsands Stadium next season, subject to Premier League approval.

But in the parallel economic world of the Premier League, an interesting sponsorship agreement has been struck that will hopefully be a blueprint for the future.

Early this morning an aide to Mr. Hastert said a deal had been struck that would give New York the $20 billion.

WHEN driving around the Great Lawn earlier, Ms. Hernandez had spoken of the way people streamed into the park, from which they could view the plumes of smoke from the twin towers, and how she had been struck that day by the way parents and children needed to be near one another.

A deal has tentatively been struck that would allow a 75-story skyscraper to be built in one of Manhattan's most valuable holes in the ground, the long-vacant and foreboding site of the old Alexander's department store at Lexington Avenue and 59th Street.

An agreement has also been struck that would require a vote for any future board appointments by Kalanick, should Ursula Burns or John Thain give up their seats someday.

Sparks were struck that night.

But in January 2000, when the deal was struck, that was not possible.

It is of universal importance that a deal is struck that is ambitious and achievable.

It is striking that forest patches are part of all of these mosaics.

Indeed, it is striking that gene density is highest in highly aligned chromosomes, whereas chromosomes 4 and 13 share the lowest densities with chromosome 18.