Sentence examples for kind of strikes from inspiring English sources

What kind of strikes will the legislation prevent?

He had been throwing the wrong kind of strikes — splitting the plate, not grazing the corners — and, as a result, struggling to finish off hitters: all nine runs he allowed in those starts were scored with two outs.

Boeing executives had publicly said they were making the move to avoid the kind of strikes the airplane maker had repeatedly faced in Washington; Lafe Solomon, the labor board's acting general counsel, said the company's motive constituted illegal retaliation against workers for exercising their right to strike.

"We will look at what things can be done to improve existing legislation and protect people from the kind of strikes we saw on the London Underground," a spokesman said.

No. 40 and No. 500 Squadron conducted the same kind of strikes.

It's something that's fairly universal these days, most people have either been through it themselves or they are very close to someone who's been through it, so it kind of strikes a chord in most people.

The rhetorical similarities are kind of striking.

The softer kind of strike is harder to assess.

Now that I think of it, Father, Thou kind of strike me as a John Galt type.

For the new generation and the old, it kind of struck a chord.

"The recent ballots show there is extremely limited support for the kind of strike action union leaders are calling for.