Sentence examples for heart struck from inspiring English sources
However Richard Brittain, who has signed a pre-contact at McDairmid Park before recently hinting at a change of heart, struck twice from the penalty spot.
You can imagine that his cry from the heart strikes a chord with traditional filmmakers as well as newspapermen.
Dunfermline had no time to regroup and regain their composure before Hearts struck again, two minutes later, to intensify the pressure on Dunfermline manager Jim Leishman, whose survival prospects would appear to have diminished even further.
In the first, Seneca addresses his mother, who is heart-stricken over his banishment.
Reform party enthusiasts heart-stricken at the spectacle should remember that big money has a way of focusing the attention of even the most obstreperous politician.
A sudden heart attack struck him down in its front hall on a winter evening in 1895.
My heart actually struck two profound beats deep in my chest, then seemed for a moment to stop altogether.
When Wall Street's "heart attack" struck in September 2008, bank liabilities had reached 100 percent of gross domestic product — double the ratio of a few decades earlier.
A heart attack struck him down as he was preparing to send out Umanita Nova, the weekly newspaper of Italian anarchists, where he ran the print shop for 30 years.
When I arrived at "Details of the Heart," this struck a chord with Ann.
