Sentence examples for has struck from from inspiring English sources

The latest casualty is the 2010 Dodge Poetry Festival, which the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, down thirty per cent in assets, has struck from the calendar.

If Mr. Rathbun turns out to be the rapist, his arrest will bring to an end one of the most confounding criminal cases in California: a serial rapist, without description, who has struck from Seattle to Long Beach since 1996.

Mr. Hood criticized the decision, saying, "It is truly unfortunate that a majority of the court has stricken from our Constitution a right to notice of a pardon reserved by the people of Mississippi in our 1890 Constitution".

Anna Durytska, who was unhurt, told Russian media she had not seen the killer, who had struck from behind.

It felt like genius had struck from the sky.

One thing that has struck me from the National Survey on Student Engagement is how much students themselves value being in a diverse environment — ethnically, racially, and internationally.

Israel has struck back from the air, sea and land with 780 strikes, reducing buildings in Gazan cities to rubble after calling residents with a few minutes' notice.

Shortly after midnight Thursday, that Iranian response finally came — the first time Tehran has struck Israel from inside Syria.

He has struck 21 goals from 23 league games.

And this year, as he predicted, the Hungarian government has struck the clause from its constitution disenfranchising those under guardianship.

U.S. air power has struck gatherings ranging from funerals to a baby-naming ceremony.