Sentence examples for course struck from inspiring English sources

Washington, of course, struck back.

The parimutuel clerks and other employees of Bowie Race Course struck over a new contract.

I am, of course, struck that the men in my family, generations apart, share this fascination with justice as entertainment.

A Roman family slid over to make room for me on the lone bench and, of course, struck up a conversation.

His poetry of course struck a huge chord in Regency Britain and he became very famous, very quickly, known for his scandalous behaviour.

"Like everyone else, I first discovered Jennifer Lawrence in the roles she played in action movies, I was, of course, struck by her incredible on-screen presence in these blockbuster films, but also impressed by her powerful interpretations of subtler, more rounded characters" commented Raf Simons, creative director of woman's wear for Christian Dior.

Of course, striking this balance is not always easy.

That, of course, strikes at the heart of our punishment based approach to drugs.

But if not, you might weigh the opportunity costs of prepping against the likelihood of apocalypse.An asteroid could of course strike the Earth and kill everyone.

In the Telhami poll, for example, respondents favored the middle course (strike with U.S. support) over either of the other two options (strike alone, and do not strike at all).

Now a wave of labour arbitrage and the substitution of technology for humans is starting to sweep through transactional work, wiping out many routine white-collar jobs in rich countries.That will, of course, strike many Americans as a scary prospect.