Sentence examples for strike about how from inspiring English sources

A lot of people were talking during the strike about how they'll get $100 million, and they'll make shows just like we do on TV.

Israeli officials publicly denied that any deals had been struck about how much land would be handed over in the course of negotiations.

There is an economic and financial point, so bear with me for a second.Watching some of the footage of protests at town hall meetings about the Obama health plan, I was struck about how the tone of public debate seems to have deteriorated.

What has been striking about how the Titanic anniversary has been handled in Belfast is the absence of any significant political controversy.

I was struck about how enabling the atmosphere was in both the slum school and the local school, full of creativity and a sense of enjoyment of the work and play.

Our Old Man would strike out about how he'd been humiliated by this chewah (mouse).

What is striking about it is how little the issues have changed.

Compared with forebears such as these, what is striking about Trump is how little he engages, at least explicitly, with questions of culture and identity.

But on the whole, what is striking about Nicoletta is how little evidence it gives of Mr. White's prodigious talent for cooking Italian food that can make you dizzy with pleasure.

But what is striking about A&E is how disorganized it seemed after the Haggler called about Ms. Gupta's problem.

Other polls in other states have Obama ahead, but what is striking about them as how Obama's number often lurks in the 40s, which is hardly a ringing endorsement.