Sentence examples for country struck from inspiring English sources
Since his country struck oil, he has had a lot of cash to dole out.
But in the driest corner of a country struck by severe drought farmers fret more about water.
Derby, the lowest scoring team in the country, struck only their third of the season to lead Blackburn.
Their hale appearance placed them a world away from images of a country struck by economic collapse and chronic famine.
A young woman who had spent the summer traveling around the country struck up a conversation with two men from Quebec.
The revised participation rate is up from the 96 percent rate announced last month, when the country struck a restructuring agreement to reduce its debt by about 100 billion euros ($130 billion).
When a country strikes hydrocarbons, a sudden inflow of dollar-denominated revenues often leads to a sharp appreciation in the domestic currency.
In 2002 they signed an agreement on "transboundary haze pollution", under which any country stricken by serious fires could call on its neighbours for help.
That breakfasts here are, or should be, the envy of every place else in the country strikes me as practically inarguable.
US drones have been active in the country, striking at targets that have included killing US-born cleric Anwar al-Awlaki and his 16-year-old son.
He wants to go to a European country, stricken as he is with insomnia over fears that the militiamen will find him again.
