Sentence examples for start to strike from inspiring English sources

England had started with promise, Alex Hales picking up where he left off with 99 in the win against West Indies in their last T20 international by taking a couple of boundaries from Robin Petersen's opening over of left-arm spin, and Craig Kieswetter emerging from a dodgy start to strike Lonwabo Tsotsobe for two fours and a six in the third over.

So as you start to strike up some of those awkward conversations around the room, keep those three words in mind.

You can start to strike with outside of your foot to get curl and direction on the shot but for now just strike the ball with the top of your foot and aim for the centre of the ball.

Swansea needed to respond quickly after the interval and Ki Sung-yueng met Gylfi Sigurdsson's free-kick within two minutes of the re-start to strike the crossbar with a header.

"I'm starting to strike it much better," Mickelson said.

When Kenneth gets to know Lisa, Nikki starts to strike out in jealousy -- or does she?

"They said, will you sing something, and the band started to strike up," remembers Horrocks.

They are well connected and influential in Republican politics, and they have started to strike a similar theme in recent days.

High-tech companies have started to strike back and formed patent-buying consortiums to prevent patents falling into the hands of trolls.

Although the video is dark, an officer can clearly be seen beginning to hit Sabehgi around the legs with a baton, then starting to strike him higher up.

He stood on the sidelines and called the plays, and then when I put him back in, he started to strike".