Sentence examples for newly stricken from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt and Suckley had been acquainted since 1922, when Roosevelt's mother, the redoubtable Sara Delano Roosevelt, asked Suckley to provide company for her son, newly stricken with polio.

That left the 110-year-old sculpture as breathtakingly brilliant as a newly struck proof coin.

Apart from a brief 1984 showing at the ICA, this newly struck print is the first 3D release here.

The album arrives with the simultaneous release of newly struck mono vinyl editions of early Hendrix classic albums Are You Experienced and Axis: Bold As Love.

In some cases, he said, instead of being offered a contract to sign, the parties to a newly struck deal might be asked to sign a "binder" instead.

The pleasures continue through March 5, with many of the Warner Brothers titles shown in newly struck prints from the original camera negatives in the Library of Congress.

Celebrating its 25th anniversary (and generations of fans), the highly quotable movie will screen from a newly struck 35mm print at Alice Tully Hall on Oct. 2, the same day it will be released on Blu-ray.

This new 4K restoration from Janus Films, which debuted at Cannes earlier this year, shows restraint by maintaining much of its film grain and avoiding some of the prevalent brightness often found with newly struck digital transfers.

Once specie again circulated at face value, the gold dollar found no place in commerce amid large quantities of silver coinage, either released from hoarding or newly struck by the Mint.

Customers and prospects who are properly wooed are like the newly love struck.

The home side created little to worry Coach Dick Advocaat's team, who almost won when the newly signed Fernando Ricksen struck the crossbar and Rod Wallace headed the rebound over the open goal.