Sentence examples for strike though from inspiring English sources

Foreign Policy and others have wondered what sort of sign it is that he wasn't killed by a drone strike, though hitting a house in the middle of Tripoli isn't so simple.

This time the scale of the hunger strike though is impossible to ignore.

Umpire Jeff Kellogg called it a strike, though.

There was nothing wrong with Pearson's strike though as the former Celtic man levelled the scores.

A balance between straight history and word history is sometimes difficult to strike, though.

The strike, though, was not the work of Mr. Saleh's decrepit Soviet-era air force.

I am struck, though, at how much Fayyadism makes some Arabs and Israelis uncomfortable.

When the gulf crisis struck, though, inflation and imports were still too high.

Q: I'm so struck, though, by just how hard it is to change habits.

There is a balance to be struck, though, between blind loyalty and enlightened man-management.

I was struck, though, by one of the quieter captures of the President overseas.