Sentence examples for public striking from inspiring English sources

His Channel 4 TV series and BBC Radio 4 Reith lectures have proven hugely popular with the general public, striking a chord with those who like contemporary art but distrust the art world.

In public, strike a balance between telling the truth and telling necessary lies.Science needs no defending from Mr Lomborg.

The public struck down elected mayors in almost all big cities, and showed their contempt for new elected police commissioners by failing to turn out to vote.

If it helped that Cabaye, widely booed by his once adoring former geordie public, struck his kick poorly, Darlow still performed heroics.

"Boston Public" strikes me as a show deeply divided against itself, as capable of subtle acuity in the first instance as manipulative excess in the second.

Cars brought in from other countries are hammered with a 200%-plus import tax, motorised vehicles require the purchase of annual licences, and the price of fuel has been rising fast, with recent increases met with public strikes and violence.

The candidates discussed labor policy, and Nixon "scored" by detailing a policy for dealing with public strikes that Voorhis too late realized was taken from a bill he had drafted.

The analogy to politicians spellbinding the public is striking.

And with a series of public sector strikes likely in October, she accused the government of being "out of touch" over the issue of public sector pay.

But the unions, and Labour, are strongly opposed to making public sector strikes more difficult.

HOW long has it been since the last public schools strike in Chicago?