Sentence examples for stage strike from inspiring English sources

10.57am BST Council workers to stage strike on 30 September Unison has announced that council and school support workers will stage another strike, on 30 September.

[World Business, Section W.] Unions Stage Strike in Argentina Several unions staged a 24-hour strike in Argentina, protesting austerity measures intended to avert a default on the $132 billion public sector debt and economic collapse.

More than 3,500 schools in England and Wales will be closed and some 2,600 partially closed on Thursday when two teaching unions stage strike action.

In movement class, he claimed center stage, striking attitudes that his instructors found unusual, original.

After leaving the navy he worked mainly as a window dresser, although he remained stage struck.

The actors move swiftly onto the stage, striking the poses that best capture their characters.

Teachers have vowed to stage strikes in schools that decide to impose heightened monitoring of the profession.

He says he saw Paul Scofield's King Lear four times but was not stage struck by the glamour of the theatre.

When he stopped talking, all of the percussion on stage struck at once — the drums, the congas, the bongos — and music began to stream from every chair.

Firefighters in England and Wales are to stage strikes over eight days in August in their long-running dispute over pensions, a spokesman for the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) said.

Removing the undertaker's coat that swirls around him, he slinks around the stage, striking bizarre poses like a manic mannequin.