Sentence examples for strike letters from inspiring English sources

In Atlanta, about 20 fast-food workers at two different chains presented their managers with "strike letters" before walking out, Roger Sikes, a coordinator with the nonprofit group Atlanta Jobs With Justice, told Reuters.

The book, "Under the Eye of the Clock," was struck letter by letter via the makeshift "unicorn rod" strapped to his forehead — a frenzy of creativity, stabbing down at each key as Mr. Nolan's mother, Bernadette, clasped his heaving head through every syllable and notion.

The Bloomberg administration set in motion on Friday a broad contingency plan for a school bus drivers' strike, sending letters to parents and principals and buying hundreds of thousands of MetroCards for students who could be left without transportation.

He also led hunger strikes, wrote letters to the press and tried to stage a riot.

The nearest thing would be the phone keyboards that let you slide a finger around them instead of striking individual letters.

Time and again umpires called first-pitch strikes on letter-high fastballs, immediately putting Knoblauch on the defensive.

Automation also creates ways to monitor each office worker's efficiency: through computerized information, managers can, for example, count the number of times per hour that a typist strikes a letter on the keyboard.

I had my notebook out and each time the rain struck a letter it would smear aesthetically.

The strikes and letter coincide with President Obama's support for a bill pending in Congress that would raise the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour from $7.25 an hour and index it to inflation.

Eric Karros, a former Dodgers first baseman and now a Fox Sports analyst, said, "I would take a strike at the letters any day of the week over those strikes they call side to side".

But the landlord's demands, involving several fees and notarized letters, struck her as excessive.