Sentence examples for idea of the strike from inspiring English sources

"He had a real good idea of the strike zone.

Johnson has always had a good idea of the strike zone, and he seems capable of getting on base to start an inning or to extend a rally.

"We've got guys that should pound the zone, and we've got guys that have a very good idea of the strike zone," Posada said.

"But I'm also somebody who is very selective at the plate and I feel I've got a pretty good idea of the strike zone".

The idea of the Strike team came from the real-life Crash team (Community Resources Against Street Hoodlums), an elite group of detectives given special dispensation to crack heads in order to crack cases.

"One of the areas of focus is on getting guys who make contact, who have an idea of the strike zone," Eppler said.

The basic idea of the strikes in Baghdad was to attack command centers and to bomb the forces that help keep Mr. Hussein in power.

That same year, NL and AL crews, which were totally separate and generally had their own ideas of the strike zone, were unified under the Commissioner of Baseball as league offices were closed.

But he grew obsessed with the idea of the big strike, the discovery of treasure in the ground, according to The Frackers, a book about the nation's new oil billionaires.

The main labour-union federation, CGT, remained officially committed to revolutionary syndicalism; it rejected political action as a useless diversion of the proletariat's energies and exalted the idea of the general strike as the proper weapon to destroy bourgeois society.

As a young journalist in the town of Saint-Nazaire, Pelloutier became a member of the Parti Ouvrier, the largest Marxist Socialist party in France at the time; but he left it in 1892 after the party's leader repudiated the idea of the general strike as romantic and impractical.