Sentence examples for being struck around from inspiring English sources

But you can also see different bargains being struck around types of government and authority, whose legacies perhaps we're still wrestling with today.

The deal was struck around the time Bear Stearns was collapsing — proof, surely, that decoupling was real.

The boy, Sergio Lara, was struck around 11 40 a.m., the authorities said.

A shorter version of the Web edit is expected to air during Super Bowl XLVI on Feb. 5. Though Wheels would not render judgment on the final product (that's your job, in the comments section), we were struck, around the 2 10 mark, by the level of suspension compression that Honda would allow the cameras to capture in the jump sequence.

The way people carry on, you'd think that consenting to one gave the narcs the right to knock down your door in the middle of the night and manhandle you into a Black Maria, thenceforth to be driven to a subterranean vault where you will be struck around the face, deprived of sleep and questioned incessantly by a brace of bad detectives by the light of a sinisterly swinging, naked lightbulb.

On the unpredictable surface, Edrich was struck around 40 times on the body.

On the uneven surface, Edrich was struck around 40 times on the body.

"Although we're striking around pensions, it's a bigger picture with so many cuts and attacks on the services.

As the summer heats up, energy shortages are striking around the world -- including the oil-rich Middle East.

For comparison, an individual's chance of being struck by lightning is around one in 750,000.And if lotteries are a tax, they suffer from being regressive.

An inquest into the death of the couple, from Emneth, Norfolk, near Wisbech, heard how the couple died after being struck by the car around six miles from their home, at Terrington St John near King's Lynn on 20 July last year.