Sentence examples for good striking from inspiring English sources
Wacha looks good, striking out Andre Etheier on a foul tip handled by the Cards catcher Yadier Molina.
Genuine width from the wing-backs, guile from McManaman and a succession of good striking partnerships.
At bottom, every festival that presents pieces in a range of genres grapples with the same issue: how to find good, striking work that the audience didn't necessarily know it wanted to see yet finds that it can't miss.
Bears all-rounder Chris Woakes: "There was some good striking at the end there and it's just great to close it out.
"Kelly had some hard luck her running bowls just didn't come off today whereas she's normally a good striking player," she said.
"We got five fifties, some good striking at the end, which is what you want to see, and everyone got a few overs under their belt, so it was a pretty good run-out," Tredwell told BBC Sport.
His mantra, "greed is good," strikes a sententious, faintly absurd note in the amoral world of "Boiler Room," in which greed is simply axiomatic.
Mr. Ellis's amiable staging — which features expert supporting performances from Jessica Hecht, as Elwood's dithery sister, Veta, and Charles Kimbrough, as the eminent psychiatrist she hopes will lock her troublesome brother up for good — strikes the right, gently dizzy tone.
The French like a good strike.
"Goddamn, that must have been a good strike!" he said.
"We're used to having a good strike rate, at home and in Europe.
