Sentence examples for strike spoken from inspiring English sources

Flavia has gone on strike, spoken out for $15 and union rights and even traveled to Denmark to meet with McDonald's workers there who, by standing up for higher pay, now make $21 an hour.

Strike speaks softly and insert whispers.

Above: Hakimullah Mehsud, the Pakistani Taliban leader who was recently killed by a U.S. drone strike, speaks to the press in 2008.

His subjects are all so young and trying not to show it; the poses they strike speak of their relative innocence and glory, and their fearlessness, too.

But his rush to shield North Korea from an American strike speaks volumes about the complicated mix of disdain and fear, kinship and even nationalistic pride South Koreans — even many politically conservative, anti-Communist South Koreans — feel about the North.

Everton manager Roberto Martinez, who was relegated with Wigan on his last visit to the Emirates, praised his side's "lack of fear" in recent matches and Deulofeu's late strike spoke volumes for the Blues' character as they remain the only side with one loss in the Premier League.

The teachers union during the strike spoke out for a cap on new charters, which compete with L.A. Unified for students.

The fact that the West Virginia teachers thought ahead and prepared extra backpacks full of food for their low-income students — so that the students would have not just food for the weekend, but the days they'd spend at home during the strike — speaks to that zeal.

The scramble to get work done in advance of a strike speaks to the need women in the industry have to never falter in the value they provide, so that they're not replaced by someone else eager to prove her value.

A man who was in the apartment building when the plane struck spoke of fleeing in his boxer shorts.

Former governor Haley Barbour, who was in office when Katrina struck, spoke at a prayer service in Gulfport.