Sentence examples for death strike from inspiring English sources
The first is the story of the "death strike".
The months that follow the death strike are a time of instability.
It's a credit to St. Aubyn's delicacy that the passages inspired by Eleanor's death strike us as belonging less to the realm of psychology than to metaphysics.
Media analyst Claire Enders described BT's deal as an attempted "death strike" on Sky, that could come back to bite it.
The investigation into Mackay's death, Strike Force Fitr, will continue with detectives from the Homicide Squad and Griffith Local Area Command still on the case.
The most resonant line, which I remember from Jean-Claude Carrière's original version of the Mahabharata, is that "every day man sees death strike and yet lives as though he were immortal".
The Black Death struck Norway in 1349 50.
Each death struck us more and more hard.
However, in the summer of 1348 the Black Death struck, reducing the population by half.
Which is probably right: this is how death strikes you, certainly when you are young.
"Death strikes their house," he intones, his voice cavernous and melancholy.
