Sentence examples for strikes made from inspiring English sources

Matsuzaka's inability or reluctance to throw strikes made this game a lot more interesting than it should have been.

The combination of the injury, his slower reflexes and high strikes made his on-field life miserable.

The CEO of Caterpillar, the focus of one of the "war-zone" strikes, made 486 times as much.

Deliberate sabotage, such as bombs, hijacking and missile strikes, made up only eight per cent of the total, according to Plane Crash Info.

"There's no clear indication or our aim – what do we do when we stop bombing?" Mr Davis added that his concerns were further fuelled by criticisms of air strikes made by former high-ranked military personnel in the US.

Arhab was the site of one of several strikes made against militants on Dec. 17 after American officials, working closely with Yemeni authorities, obtained information that four suicide bombers were aiming at Western targets in Yemen.

Pollution, sonar weaponry and ship strikes make the oceans less hospitable.

Will a few days of cruise missile strikes make a difference?

VERIFY ELIGIBILITY Before an audit strikes, make sure your dependents are indeed eligible for coverage.

The barnacles' destructive, root-ripping strikes make them unpopular with some farmers.

In the past few months the BNP stepped up its series of crippling strikes, making one-day work weeks the norm.