Sentence examples for possibly struck from inspiring English sources

One died in wilderness, possibly struck by lightning.

And, please, no mention of that time megastar possibly struck an elderly woman crossing against the light in Harvard Square and drove away, as he was never charged.

For two major posts, Mr. Morsi chose officers from the supreme military council, suggesting that he had possibly struck a deal with younger officers.

"Hmm," says Donohoe, possibly struck by the irony that, having found success by making art that imitated his life, he finds his life is now imitating his art.

The GMC does not have the power to prevent doctors from going on strike, but it exercises considerable power as a regulator and its statement contains an implicit threat that doctors who withdraw care could be putting themselves at risk of being sanctioned, including possibly struck off, for unprofessional conduct.

In 1988, Glen E Friedman, whose photography chronicled the early days of hardcore punk, skateboard culture and hip-hop, took an unforgettable snap of Chuck and Flav sporting T-shirts promoting punk band Minor Threat, whose anti-booze-and-drugs anthem Straight Edge had possibly struck a chord with Chuck.

And can the cast and crew possibly strike gold once again?

Officer Gasavage fired back at the fleeing men, possibly striking one of them, the police said.

Then, DeAndre Harris, a former special-education instructional assistant, swung a flashlight at the man, possibly striking him.

A fifth vehicle drove through the crash debris, possibly striking some vehicle occupants who had been ejected upon impact, Riordan said.

The star was no star - mere gas - a comet; and were it a star it could not possibly strike the earth.