Sentence examples for never actually struck from inspiring English sources

Charlton caused controversy against Valencia after he and defender Vidagany began fighting after Vidagany kicked Charlton in an off the ball incident – Charlton never actually struck the Spaniard, who hid behind his teammates.

Zavala's attorney said his client never hit Pham and was actually struck and knocked to the ground herself during the fight outside The Crosby, a trendy club in the city's downtown area.

Lightning actually struck twice in Madison this year.

Quite aside from the customs at parties in which the guests are never seen dressed, this challenge doesn't actually strike one as all that challenging.

They didn't actually strike Ms. Aderhold in the face.

Do not actually strike a training partner with this move.

The law was never actually enforced and was struck down in July 1845.

The Europeans struck via combat helicopter, with forces never actually landing in Somalia, and European officials said it was likely that there would be more strikes in the future.

The contractor has said that he never actually placed a big order, but his description of his inquiries has struck some analysts as unconvincing.

The speech was hastily rewritten in the Brighton conference centre in the early morning, meaning that Thatcher's most famous remark on the miners' strike – "the enemy within" – would be one that she never actually uttered in public.

What struck him at that moment was the realization that he and Leon had never actually figured out who was going to shoot the scene.