Sentence examples for may struck the from inspiring English sources
The Cameroonian, already a Champions League winner with Barcelona and with Inter last May, struck the first goal and made the second and third as Inter won 3-2 on Bayern Munich's turf on Tuesday.
The courts may strike the bill down.
Destructive cyclones may strike the area early in the year, and earthquakes occur periodically.
The Chinese-inspired image may strike the modern commuter as implausible.
What the creators intend to be profundity may strike the knowing as parody.
In the Marri case, too, the practical alternatives to military detention may strike the Obama administration as unpalatable.
Only God, as Stool Pigeon says, may strike the chords that reverberate through the scheme of life.
What amounts to hot water for the historian, however, may strike the fiction writer as tolerably warm.
It may strike the people in Tahrir Square, where there have been protests for ten days now, as a big one.
There is now a new trend that may strike the world's vintners as an even greater outrage.
He may strike the unsympathetic as curiously remote or arrogant or removed; he certainly strikes his admirers as a man of real intelligence and dignity.
