Sentence examples for important strike from inspiring English sources

But it was still an important strike.

The only important strike for which no settlement was in view was that of the department-store employees.

Alex Oxlade-Chameritsin merits a mention for coming up with an important strike on his Arsenal debut.

"This is the most important strike yet delivered against this terrorist group," Defense Minister Juan Manuel Santos said to reporters at a news conference in Bogotá.

He finds plaques marking the sites of just about every important strike and massacre in the bloody history of American mining.

Once a boomtown of nearly 10,000 inhabitants, it sprang up during the Cariboo gold rush and was named after Billy Barker, a prospector who made an important strike locally at Williams Creek in 1862.

The IWW led a number of important strikes in the east between 1907 and 1913, but its main theatre of operations was among western workers, including Canadians, in metal mining, lumber, transportation, and agriculture.

Update: March 19 "At the formal start of his papacy, Pope Francis offered a passionate pledge to serve 'the poorest, the weakest, the least important,' striking the same tones of humility as have marked the days since he was elected last week," begins this article.

The new ruling, which was released on Tuesday, lays out the judge's legal rationale for the injunction and, most important, strikes down decisions by the National Park Service and others that paved the way for the Tobacco Warehouse to go to St. Ann's.

He would score 31 goals for the London club in the calendar year, with one of his most important strikes coming in the FA Cup final as the Blues rallied from a goal down to beat Everton 2-1.

The Germans repressed later large-scale strikes, though further important strikes occurred in November 1942 and February 1943.