Sentence examples for savage strike from inspiring English sources
My second cast with my version of a Maynard Marvel streamer fly resulted in a savage strike from a big fish, probably a landlocked salmon.
Based on statements from the teenagers, investigators say they believe it was Mr. Savage who struck the most serious blows, smashing the skull of Mr. Liu with a brick.
It was just as clearly cathartic for Putin, who has been savaged for striking a strategic alliance with a White House that many here say is taking Russia to the geopolitical cleaners.
It is in the interest of neither Iran nor the United States (nor, for that matter, the rest of the world) that Iran be savaged by a nuclear strike, or that both Israel and Iran suffer such a fate.
Lurking in the weeds, as well, are the critics who may savage you for not striking out on a new path, just resting on the superstructure that you've already built.
But then a savage heat wave and drought struck over the summer.
That, by and large, was the story until 1890, when bitter strikes and their savage repression – led, incidentally, by liberals such as Alfred Deakin – showed the superficiality of the liberal-worker alliance.
This provides a physical basis for applicability of the Savage and Burford (1973) model to intraplate strike-slip faults.
Atamanuik struck a chord with his savage impersonation of the reality TV show host.
Union members have threatened to go on strike over what they claim will be "savage" cuts to jobs on the London Underground.
