Sentence examples for draft struck by from inspiring English sources

"Live with no regrets, baby!" I offer a first draft, struck by her message.

Floyd, a right-hander selected by the Phillies in the first round of last year's draft, struck out eight and walked one.

Civil Liberties Committee MEPs voted by 37 to 4, with 7 abstentions, to back an informal deal on the draft law, struck by Parliament, the Council and Commission on 17 November.

They insisted that, as it had not been drafted by any official procedure, the deal struck by hand-picked leaders was just a "miscellaneous document" of no practical consequence.

I was struck by one detail that hasn't gotten much play: the original draft of Mitt's convention speech was written by Peter Wehner, who Politico describes as "one of the party's smarter wordsmiths".

He was struck by the full-on over-the-top frenzy over the first draft pick versus the deafening silence over the last.

The bill was drafted in response to the recent death of a 6-year-old New Jersey boy struck by a car while using a scooter.

"I have been very forcefully struck by a paradox in the culture of government lawyers," wrote Simon Macdonald, who drafted the ­letter on behalf of Straw.

"From teenagers being drafted into AFL competition, to iconic figures like track cyclist Anna Meares and 100m hurdler Sally Pearson, they have all been struck by this.

One was struck by lightning.

Others are struck by his colourful demeanour.