Sentence examples for great strikes from inspiring English sources
He called the attacks the "great strikes that hit the United States in its most important locations.
Tip of the week No 17: double check your alignment The most infuriating shots are the great strikes that go the wrong way.
Mr. bin Laden, while praising what he called "great strikes" made against New York and Washington on Sept. 11, said the United States had failed to produce any evidence for its attacks against Afghanistan.
Related: Alan Bond obituary Hawke, a former ACTU leader who'd become a national figure during the great strikes of the seventies, could draw upon the Labor tradition (the John Curtin Foundation, no less) to present a pro-market persona that was markedly different from that offered by the Liberals.
You've got to give credit, it's two great strikes.
"He had two great strikes and also had one or two other efforts," said Redknapp.
"This is a great strike in the government's favor".
Then came the great strike of the mid-eighties.
Johnson said with a smile: "David's was a great strike, wasn't it?
Even with the injuries, Wales have got some great strike runners and they're the ones that need possession.
