Sentence examples for flu struck from inspiring English sources
Bernard Matthews made some fundamental errors when the avian flu struck.
He is so deeply trusted that when avian flu struck France, his poultry sales went up, not down.
("Throw up on your own time," one of his supporters gibed at another when flu struck the Straight Talk Express in South Carolina).
Dr. Vaughan, a former president of the American Medical Association, was summoned by the surgeon general to Camp Devens, near Boston, where the flu struck in September.
In the fall of 1918 flu struck the United States and parts of Europe hard and traveled to every corner of the world except Australia and a few remote islands.
If the bird flu strikes poultry farms, the farmers will know there is a problem.
With this in mind, I am filled with foreboding about the possibility of bird flu striking in the United States.
Each year the flu strikes millions of people, moving quickly from person to person.
FINAL TAKE Should a pandemic flu strike, at least you can be stylishly dressed, The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists reports.
When flu strikes, why are some family members reduced to shivering wrecks under their duvets, while others get off with little more than a snuffle?
