Sentence examples for on a striking from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lotof, 42, a Shiite Syrian-American, said he left behind his businesses in New Jersey — a Domino's Pizza franchise and an Arabic-language newspaper — to take on a striking combination of roles here.
A double portrait of a husband and wife is so fresh it could be a painting of your neighbours; a still life has the calmness of composition one might associate with Chardin; on a striking scarlet trompe l'oeil architectural backdrop, Dionysus lies in the lap of Ariadne.
His bogey-free round of 65 on a striking California day provided yet another Tiger Woods Clinic, this one titled: How to Thrive When You Can't Drive.
But it casts light on a striking contrast between the United States and Europe.
MY PRINT column this week reports on a striking evolution in the death-penalty debate in America.
Mobsters often have nicknames based on a striking part of their anatomy: Fat Tony, for example, or Jackie the Nose.
Ronald Reagan's assessment that the U.S. was "a shining city on a hill" struck a chord.
The airline showed this year that it could operate a tolerable service even on a strike day.
He got Bonds on a strike to start, then threw three balls.
The board is expected to vote on a strike date early next month.
In recent weeks the police have gone on a strike that has spread to ten of Egypt's 27 provinces.
