Sentence examples for should be striking from inspiring English sources

This is what we should be striking over.

And it seems appropriate, under the circumstances, that suffragettes should be striking a blow for freedom at the Olivier.

But Rubio has argued that we should be striking harder against Qaddafi, while Paul has dismissed the war as both unwise and unconstitutional.

Lower courts, he added, "should be striking the law down" until the challenges reach the Supreme Court, which alone has the authority "to expand Congress's power, if it wants to".

If it wants to remain a Jewish democracy, its only priority now should be striking a deal with the Palestinians that would allow it to swap those settlement blocs in the West Bank occupied by Jews for an equal amount of land from Israel for the Palestinians and then reap the benefits -- economic and security -- of ending the conflict.

Their sky-high level of animus and anger toward that mid-sized regional power is, or at least should be, striking.

Still, a deal should be struck.

The wide-bottom end should be struck.

They should be struck entirely.

That word should be stricken from the English language".

Other dishes should be struck from the books.