Sentence examples for got to strike from inspiring English sources
We have got to strike a balance.
"We've got to strike the right balance," General Wallace said.
"It's like so much in life, you've just got to strike the right balance," he said.
"In the end our union said: 'You've got to protest, you've got to strike'.
Andrew Lansley Dear Mr Lansley If you think a hit is coming your way, you've got to strike first.
"It's easy to have the impulse of, 'I've got to strike, I've got to be relevant, I've got to keep this thing alive,' " he said.
They get to strike where and when they want.
You say that female alcoholics rarely get to strike "the same rogue silhouettes as male ones". Can you talk about these gender differences?
"You get to strike up conversations, meet new people," he said, marveling at the old-fashioned nature of the cafe.
Two, you get to strike up conversations( and probably lasting friendships) with the locals, and really, who can guide you better than residents of the place?
Radford's criticisms are echoed in John Kessel's essay "Creating the Innocent Killer: Ender's Game, Intention, and Morality", wherein Kessel states: "Ender gets to strike out at his enemies and still remain morally clean.
