Sentence examples for have some strikes from inspiring English sources

"We've got to have some strikes out of him".

Given his medium (songwriting) and profession (rock star), Mr. Dylan may have some strikes against him: Bob Dylan is not in the mold of the sober creator of "great literature".

Though the new S.U.V. is supremely competent, particularly when equipped for off-roading, it has some strikes against it.

If you power through, though, you'll reach the big finish in Singapore's Marina Bay, which has some striking architecture.

Content is intended to be geared toward children and Sirius anticipates to have some deals struck with providers as early as Jan . 2007

So why have some teens become love struck by such a dangerous young man?

They've got some strike all over the park, some good halves and a great full-back.

Had some deal been struck between Navalny and the Kremlin?

The United States military is increasing drone attacks in Yemen, and has had some success in striking their targets.

Frances O'Grady, general secretary of the Trades Union Congress (TUC), said Britain already had some of the toughest strike laws of any democracy.

And it has some lyrics that that struck me as thematically interesting for "Dexter".