Sentence examples for stricken its from inspiring English sources

While the nation's hope is that most will not be gravely stricken, its obligation is to see that help is firmly at hand.

Elsewhere, his tone is both wisecracking and stricken; its serious and comic notes cancel each other out, and what's left is a cartoon despair.

And if it does strike, its impact could be dramatic.

You can stun this form by striking its head while it slithers around the room.

It may be striking its housing or evaporator coils that have shifted out of position.

So while ESPN could strike its name from "League of Denial," it could not make the brothers disappear.

And for two decades, it has been plagued by cancers striking its children.

In this posture it can move or lunge forward to strike its victim.

It would also mean Britain could not strike its own trade deals.

At first, Emden refused to strike its colours and surrender; Sydney fired on the stationary Emden until it eventually struck its colours.

Shrapnel struck its shoulder sling.