Sentence examples for it strikes over from inspiring English sources

Recode reports that Spotify is set to pay more than $2 billion to Universal Music Group and Merlin (which represents indie labels) over the next two years, in addition to whatever deals it strikes over royalty rates with the other two big labels, Warner Music and Sony.

By far the greater danger would be to leave the threat of terrorism unchallenged, and to let it strike over and over again.

He cites several Obama administration actions as examples of routine government-business back-scratching: its investments in green energy, the bargains it struck over how to treat executives in bail-outs of financial corporations, and its favourable treatment of unions during the car manufacturers' bail-out.It's when we get to the auto workers' unions that the rubber hits the road.

The platform currently has around 150 million tracks, including back-catalogs acquired via the deals it struck over the last few years with the three major labels Sony, Universal, and Warner—as well as the digital rights agency Merlin that represents over 20,000 independent labels.

It showed her being struck over and over, her hat flying off as she fell to the floor still gripping her purse, which held $23.

Every time I see its wine-coloured livery, it strikes me all over again that while the south-east has seemingly all but given up the struggle against Tesco, in the north-west the war is not yet over.

Messi struck over, Atlético went through.

Mexican farmworkers strike over low wages, blocking harvest.

It strikes against bedrock propositions developed over more than half a century of economic scholarship.

Red Shells: Home in automatically on the Kart in front of you and flip them over when it strikes if thrown forward.

It says safety is crucial and drivers need to be in the cabs and it says it will strike over the issue.