Sentence examples for like stricken from inspiring English sources

Dozens of girls lounge on the theater steps during the day like stricken muses.

I've watched other young designers hang back on the margins of success, like stricken sophomores at a dance.

"But I don't like striking out in that situation.

That word, "like," struck me, because it was unsentimental and unpatronizing and captured something essential about nurse-visiting work.

Tony Robbins' podcast tells us "burst" exercises like striking up a conversation with a stranger can be actually be quite effective.

I liked striking her out and quieting her contingent.

More like striking.

"It was like, strike one, strike two," she said.

Maybe something that, like "Strike Back," embraces its network's historical values.

"Petey did not like striking out," Jennings said, referring to Valdes by his nickname.

No matter how harrowing the trip, I do like striking up conversations with people I meet on the plane.