Sentence examples for longer struck from inspiring English sources
As I wrapped my mind around these patterns, our at-home barbershop no longer struck me as endearing.
Which is why they no longer struck at the mortal parts, wishing to savour the blows and relish the screams".
When I hear the app's chirpy tone emanating from the bottom of my handbag, I am no longer struck with terror.
Cunningham emerged at a time when hookers in league no longer struck for the ball in the scrum but developed into playmakers.
Ricci's massive paycheques and flamboyant behaviour no longer struck the right chord after the bank was hit with a £290m fine for rigging Libor, and at a time when Britons were being forced to tighten their belt.
Its evocation of the fur that had made the trading company's fortunes no longer struck the right note especially since the word has become slang for female pubic hair.The editors had known for some time that a name change was needed.
In 1990, there was another, much longer strike.
That the widower had kept his dead wife's clothing no longer strikes Dann as strange.
It no longer strikes me -- and I assume him -- as such a swell idea.
It no longer strikes primarily gay white men -- traditional donors to the group -- but has moved into poor minority groups.
What do you want, to retrain men's biology so thighs and cleavage no longer strike them as sexual?
