Sentence examples for strike felt from inspiring English sources
The workers who remained on strike felt so little hope that they voted 56 to 48 to approve the contract, which was little different from a management proposal that they unanimously rejected four months ago.
One of the key ideas behind GB84 is that emotive reporting will often lead to falsehoods being accepted as truth - and the novel functions as an antidote to misrepresentations about the miners' strike, felt by some as enduring to this day.
Not wanting to be seen as "scabs" by the Major League Baseball Players Association, minor league players who felt they would play in MLB after the resolution of the strike felt pressure to avoid playing with replacement players, while career minor-leaguers were happy to get a taste of the major leagues.
Believing that jihadist fighters may be inside the United States waiting to strike feels, some days, like a paranoid leap of faith (other days, like after London, it may not).
As ever, so much depends on your tolerance for Treays' desire to make "big statements" – the noise assault of Drone Strike feels a little too on-point – but this at least feels like Jamie T is being himself again.
For the most part, "3 Strikes" feels like a very long late-night comedy sketch that occasionally veers beyond tastelessness toward something worse.
These large-scale depictions of meteor showers, bombing raids and lightning strikes feel more cynical than their sinister, shock-and-awe subject matter would suggest; they seem to be trying to produce a sort of conditioned response from the viewer, like the bark of the German Shepherd.
After the strike, Mike Jackson felt "sad to think that when I died this history would be forgotten.
Jeter slashed at a pitch low in the strike zone, felt solid contact and saw the ball bounding up the middle.
Finally, the density of the macroseismic intensities being highly variable along strike the felt area, we tested several interpolation/kriging schemes in order to finally compare fatalities counts and intensities and avoid subjectivity.
Toffees boss Roberto Martinez hailed Jagielka's strike and felt his side were much improved at the back after conceding 13 goals in their first five league games.
