Sentence examples for has struck on from inspiring English sources

No such calamity has struck on Officer O'Donohue's watch.

For individual tracks, Napster has struck on the same price as Apple: 99 cents.

When it has struck on this scale, the challenges that remain after that will still be huge; whole public-health infrastructures will need rebuilding.

However, Udall has struck on something significant: By avoiding questions of contemporary relevance, he can highlight the very normalcy, at least in theory, of a culturally alien and abhorrent practice.

Germany, which takes over the EU's rotating presidency in January, believes it has struck on the right formula to keep alive Ukraine's membership hopes while ensuring that nothing happens overnight.

One landlocked city that seems to be thriving, Wuhan, which sits astride the broad Yangtze River 400 miles west of Shanghai, has struck on a formula of its own.

By February of this year, Uber had struck on one way to give restless employees a way to cash out, according to Bloomberg.

We've struck on such an excellent topic — might we take right up there and explore its next level?

Yet while he seems to have struck on something essential, the going has not always been smooth.

Thanks to the bargains they've struck on wages and benefits, police officers are among the best-paid civil servants.

Since then, insurgents have struck on a much smaller scale and have mainly confined their targets to American soldiers, Iraqi police officers, government officials and infrastructure.