Sentence examples for popular strike from inspiring English sources

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the union's acting general secretary, Kevin Courtney, said: "This is a popular strike amongst our members because they know the issues really matter to the young people they are teaching".

But there, too, politics has interfered recently with oil production, as a popular strike against President Hugo Chávez's rule sliced oil exports for months by more than 80percentt from usual levels of about 3.1 million barrels a day.

Pellegrino, which Mr. Wretman said had become quite popular, struck a medium note in its bubble range and had a surprisingly chunky taste for a water, due to its high mineral content.

"Lethal White," the fourth volume in Robert Galbraith's hugely popular Cormoran Strike mystery series, goes on sale Sept. 18.

His hugely popular Monster Strike mobile game has been downloaded more than 20 million times.

Sandberg says that the impact of popular culture struck her when her son was playing a Star Wars game.

The obsession over what constitutes feminism in mainstream media and popular culture strikes me as resolutely anti-feminist.

The main spur as it has been everywhere in America has been tougher mandatory sentencing, such as the state's infamous but extremely popular "three strikes" law.

If that reads as gibberish to you, that there could ever be an ice-cream named Golden Gaytime, let alone a popular one, strikes me as similarly ridiculous.

Despite the popular misconception, strikes are exceedingly rare.

He was like some temperamental, once-popular ballplayer, striking out more than he was hitting, waiting for his last season to end.