Sentence examples for extraordinary strike from inspiring English sources

It was relieved by Riordan's extraordinary strike.

Overall: The Bodega's extraordinary strike rate for talent-spotting has served it well, lending it a prestige beyond its size.

Defoe scored 18 goals in 34 appearances last season and has eight in 18 this season, an extraordinary strike rate for a man often operating as a lone forward in a struggling side.

When his extraordinary strike-rate was put to him, he replied: "Yeah, but one got beat.

And so they revolted in an extraordinary wildcat strike that held a major multinational mining company hostage, threatening profits and privilege.

But with an extraordinary goal struck from 36 yards, it held one of the favorites, Aston Villa, 2-2, ensuring a lucrative replay.

But an extraordinary long-range strike in the 6-0 win over Derby in April 2008 was an indication of his growing confidence.

She introduced legislation to pre-emptively force rail workers back on the job before they even voted to strike ("extraordinary," one lawyer called it) and played defense when her government flatly refused to launch an inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women.

To strive to own anything of extraordinary value generally strikes us as absurd, given our biodegradability.

That was until six years ago, when, with prodding from local government and United Nations officials, an extraordinary deal was struck.

It could have come in the fifth, when Sheffield, an extraordinary contact hitter, struck out with Giambi breaking from first base.