Sentence examples for strike words from inspiring English sources
For some Russian writers who remember the days when anonymous censors could strike words and phrases from their books or even ban them altogether, holding the conference here, and airing criticism of the government's conduct of the Chechen war, is what PEN is all about.
Their ginned-up, ideological "complaint" was built around the Commission's refusal to accept their demand that it strike words and phrases like "deregulation" and "Wall Street" from their report.
Striking words but poor substitutes for understanding, reason and real knowledge.
A man has just fallen on the floor, has cracked his head open, is convulsing and I don't know what to do," came my 20 year old panic stricken words crackling down a walkie talkie.
(The first post-strike word was "applause" an equally timely choice) On the comic pages on Aug. 28th, most of the serial-story strips carrier capsule resume of what had happened during the strike period.
At the moment, you are representing the mother of the 9-year-old girl whose father wants the Supreme Court to strike the words "under God" from the Pledge of Allegiance.
He proposed to strike those words from the medal established by Congress in 1999 to honor federal employees killed or injured while serving under chiefs of mission abroad.
Always strike the word "very" and eliminate the word "that" as much as you can.
They went so far as to strike the word "Internet" from the titles of some funds and add the word "value," previously a marketing untouchable, to other funds.
The End of Minority The San Diego City Council last month voted to strike the word minority from official use.
