Sentence examples for large strike from inspiring English sources

Manager Bobby Valentine said Runge had a large strike zone.

Public-sector workers, who staged a large strike over the government's pension reforms this week (see article), face a further two years of squeezed pay.

(Mr. Rivera also said that S.E.I.U./1199 is working out the logistical details for a large strike by home-care workers).

He and the Mets' Rick Reed, pitchers with superlative control, both took advantage of the large strike zone being called by Jeff Kellogg, the home-plate umpire.

This contrasts with a relatively free rein given to Chinese reporters in 2010 to report on a large strike over pay by workers at a factory owned by Honda in Foshan, another delta city.

"With these strikes, we must monitor and lie in wait and seize any opportunity to land a large strike on it, even if it takes years of patience for this," he said, citing April's attack at the Boston Marathon.

Large strike-slip faults such as the Altun and the Karakoram have redistributed continental material in front of the moving indenter.

The compressional structures were connected in places with extensional structures through large strike-slip fault systems, the best-known of which runs through the Fergana Valley in southern Central Asia.

Something large struck a wing.

The large struck propaganda medal was issued widely in northern Europe in the 17th century.

The candidates by and large struck a hawkish tone in dealing with Iran and protecting the United States from terrorist attacks.