Sentence examples for movements would strike from inspiring English sources

Armed with such intelligence, armored and light infantry movements would strike at their targets and then quickly withdraw.

In "Don't Get Fresh With Me!" (Op-Ed, July 22), Julie Powell's characterization of greenmarkets and the local food movement as elitist would strike most citizens of the world as perverse in the extreme.

After the strike it became when rather than if the dockers would strike and ignite the modern Labour Movement, forming the roots of the Labour party.

One of her bigger worries, she told the small Manhattan crowd, was that her exit from the church would strike fear into the Ordain Women movement, hurting its chances at making any progress.

Scouts reported movement in the British army camps but Washington was still uncertain where the British would strike.

Denying non-profit status would strike a major blow against the American Jewish funding pipeline, which advances the most noxious projects of the extremist settler movement.

"They would strike up friendships with me".

Twice they would strike the woodwork.

The Red Sox had struck first, and they would strike often.

It would strike fear into the unionists".

These movement constraints made it so that players should not simply position the cloud to always be low in the sky because if the cloud were charged and low, it would strike the closest positively charged object.