Sentence examples for like strikes from inspiring English sources
There's balls four or five inches out he can make look like strikes because he's that good".
He said he needed to avoid swinging at what he called "sucker pitches" that look like strikes but are not.
Actions that look very much like strikes by people who, in some of these states, are legally forbidden to strike.
"Those pitches Mike fouled off looked like strikes, and then broke out of the zone," Probst said.
Kevin Chau, a currency strategist for IDEAglobal, pointed to worries like strikes in France and expectations that Anglo Irish Bank might have to be "wound down".
Job guarantees and other protections that make collective action (like strikes or unionization) more viable are precisely what allows for the "upward mobility" that Trump claims to support.
"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.
In the case of carnotaurine, the headbutting and/or giraffe-like strikes could also have been added to the behavioural repertoire for any reasons above.
The giraffe-like strikes have been proposed for Majungasaurus67 due to the presence of tall, rugose nasals, struts within sinuses and a unicorn-like projection of the frontals48,67, although stresses.
