Sentence examples for ever striking from inspiring English sources

Accused denied ever striking sick PWs; he merely pushed them with it to warn them.

As the years passed, many older people abandoned hope of ever striking a deal with the North, and younger generations have been eager to move on.

As ever, striking the right balance between these two extremes is up to you, but here a few tips to help you navigate the process.

Lawton had struck out in three of his first four at-bats; he could not remember ever striking out three times in a game before.

But the early-1960s civil rights tactics demanded relentless self-control, the ability to step into fear without ever striking out, to remain calm and deliberate in extreme circumstances, to exercise emotional discipline.

The three judge court did not rule that Federal workers were permitted to strike but said the law requiring them to disavow any intention of ever striking was unconstitutional.

Does that contrast ever strike you?

"I never thought I would ever strike.

Few, if any, tornadoes have ever struck Queens.

The accused denied that he had ever struck or beat or humiliated any PWs.

Several judges said no such organization would ever strike or conduct a slowdown of judicial work.