Sentence examples for know striking from inspiring English sources

One participant, who worked as a nurse, commented: The whole weight thing has to be carefully managed because it's a balance between the mental health of the patient and, you know, striking a balance between that and the weight gain.

My gamification post two weeks ago (which described everything you really need to know) struck some nerves, especially as it came out just before a Gartner report claiming that 80percentt of gamified projects would fail.

"You know, strike is a strong word," said Timothy Curt Stidham, a former Holman correctional lieutenant.

That, as the master populist knew, struck the mood.

In 1954, the Mad Bomber — as he came to be known — struck four times, once in Radio City Music Hall, sending shrapnel throughout the audience.

This footage of the remaining "red cars" (as the Pacific Electric's fleet was commonly known) strikes an elegiac tone, especially to modern Angelenos.

The mullah, whose name is not known, strikes the girls so hard that at one point he appears to have hurt his wrist and hands the strap to another man.

After 9/11 probably every American – and many people around the world – wished we had known about the attacks before hand, and, having known, struck first.

The final tally as of this column: 10 known strikes.

Strikes are illegal, and independent labour unions are discouraged; no known strike has ever been staged under communist rule.

The idea that any translator would be at all well known strikes me as amazing.