Sentence examples for start striking from inspiring English sources

And if a Corbyn-led opposition were to start striking some blows, there could be knock-on effects for the Conservatives.

RMT, Unite and TSSA members will walk out from 6.30pm on the Wednesday, with Aslef drivers due to start striking at 9.30pm.

Faculty Federation, said they would picket today beginning at 8 a.m. at Flatbush and DeKalb Avenues, and start striking tomorrow, when classes are scheduled to start.

What the advertisers failed to take into account, though, was that people who keep getting hit on the head eventually tire of it and start striking back.

Philippe de Buck, the chief of Eurobusiness – the Brussels-based EU employers' federation – said: If you start striking at national level and in companies you only will harm the economy, and it is not the right thing to do today..

He said: "No one in the UK should be under any illusion that the US will strike a very hard bargain on a future trade deal", but that the UK would be in a position to start striking such new deals as soon as it left the EU in 2019, even if it remained in a transition period.

I squatted, put in some receipts and a log and started striking matches.

Last year, rebels bombed the pipeline 64 times and started striking closer to home, at the wellheads.

Other people would go out on their porches, stare at the sky until the lightning started striking blue and purple.

The jihadists are not only back around Timbuktu and other northern cities; they have started striking at the capital.

On the final night, debris blown off the comet as it passed near the sun starts striking Earth.