Sentence examples for hard stricken from inspiring English sources

Some people's lives are almost unimaginably hard, stricken by bad luck.

"RISE early, work hard, strike oil".

The government has hit back hard, striking Qadam with artillery and airstrikes.

"We are basically hard struck to find out where the growth engines are going to come from".

In the old days it meant working hard, striking out on one's own, succeeding in your career.

Some people are so hard struck by illness that they cannot continue working.

A child's family and community can be hard struck by the effects of AIDS as parents get sick, are not able to work or are not there to protect their children.

Strike hard, strike fast.

Hard strikes to this valve may also cause the animal to release you.

The city the hardest stricken was Hartford, Conn., where a corps of more than 1,000 men worked feverishly to strengthen the dikes of the Connecticut River to withstand the thirty-six-foot flood crest, due tonight.

He strode to the mound Wednesday and delivered a hard strike to Yankees catcher Austin Romine.