Sentence examples similar to stricken small from inspiring English sources

Robert Guiscard in 1075 85 struck small gold coins called taris of almost wholly Arabic appearance, together with bronze of Byzantine style.

Infectious diseases that only rarely might have struck small numbers of humans in the past could now spread between animals and large numbers of people.

Record labels and artists have already learned there is little value in long-term exclusive distribution deals with a particular online service, but rather an advantage to striking smaller, special deals with each one.

Mortars, tank cannons, air strikes, small arms, and high-calibre machine guns continued sounding up the road.

In addition, a tornado struck a small town, causing minor damage to farms.

For example, smaller fish will strike at smaller hooks and baits, and if lures aren't working switch to live bait.

And principals are striking their small blows against wretched excess.

THEY also strike a small blow at the impersonality of life, and death.

Young killers are as likely to strike in small towns as in big cities.

Yet, the behaviour is not random in the way that raindrops strike a small area of surface at irregular intervals.

Or perhaps Mildred was striking her small nervous dog with something slim and musical, like an oboe".