Sentence examples for stricken down from inspiring English sources

"It has stricken down many prejudices," the French minister of higher education and research, Valérie Pécresse, said in a recent interview in Le Figaro magazine.

Jacob Steinberg (@JacobSteinberg) Bay Bridge #twitrips @GuardianTravel pic.twitter.com/30en3nLahL May 31 , 2013Updated at 5.37pm BST 5.27pm BST We're sitting near the Ferry Building waiting for photographer Dan, who's been stricken down by transport blunders.

Soon he was writing jingoistic pieces for the paper: "The Boers murder wounded men... the soldier who is stricken down on the field is no more certain that his life will be spared by brother Boer than he was that brother Fuzzy would pass him by".

Add to these other previous efforts to institute voter ID laws in Texas, Pennsylvania and other states, efforts that have been stricken down by the courts.

The last I looked, the Affordable Health Care Act, or Obamacare, was under the ultimate scrutiny of the U.S. Supreme Court to determine if it will be stricken down as unconstitutional or deemed legally sound.

DOMA is likely to have been stricken down as unconstitutional, which would make marriage equality fully recognized by the federal government in each of the states that allows it.

That contract was struck down.

It struck down the California marriage laws.

Michigan and South Carolina had such laws struck down.

The old judges struck down that decree.

The law was struck down in 2014.