Sentence examples for been struck with such from inspiring English sources

Forensic experts testified that her head had been struck with such force that the club had broken apart.

There have been times after a particularly good Doctor Who episode when I have been struck with such a sense of catharsis that I've closed my eyes and wished I could watch it again for the first time.

The blows were struck with such violence they penetrated to the front of his body.

His free kick was struck with such speed, such accuracy, that it rose over the defensive wall and dipped inches beneath the crossbar.

Ipswich have failed to hold leads so often this season that 3-1 athehe break did not seem secure but Emmanuel-Thomas settled things when his low left-foot shot from the right-hand corner of the penalty area was struck with such venom and swerve that Rob Green was bamboozled as it beat him at the foot of his near post.

He was struck with such force that his shoes flew off his feet, ABC reports -- one landed in the driveway of 966 Michigan, and the other landed, with his body, in the driveway of 962.

I read this book in two, one-hour sittings and was struck with such all-encompassing anxiety that seemed to be reverberating out from my core, followed by confusion because I'd always considered emotional transference from a text to be indicative of good writing.

As we are trying to process the hundreds of emotions that come with finding out we are pregnant, why is it that all too often, and all too soon, so many of us are struck with such fear and anxiety over sadly the most common burdens we face - the uneasiness of money and time.

In the first interviews he has given since he was stranded at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, Barry McCue, 51, recalled how he was stricken with such intense pain on Aug. 25 that he buckled and crawled to his bunker.

Other deals have been struck with big names such as Julia Roberts, Cate Blanchett and Sarah Jessica Parker.

A post-mortem examination found there had been bruising to the boy's body consistent with him having been struck with an object such as a stick or rod with some force.