Sentence examples for strike at from inspiring English sources

"strike at" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to attack or make a physical or verbal assault towards someone or something. Example: The protestors threatened to strike at the government's policies if their demands were not met.

Exact(60)

Serendipity can strike at any time.

The New York Times - Arts

"They can strike at any moment".

The New York Times

Or he may strike at Saudi Arabia.

The Economist

A strike at Tindle Newspapers?

The Guardian

Comment on the strike at the Harvard Club.

The New Yorker

"I don't support the strike at all.

The Guardian

And opportunity can strike at surprising times.

The Washington Post

Patricia Carbine went on strike at Look.

The New Yorker

To strike at the temple was to strike at the heart of Judaism.

The Guardian - Opinion

Third World Strike at University of California, Berkeley collection 1999.

University of California, Berkeley

Occasionally birds in flight will strike at prey.

Cornell University

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