Sentence examples for strikes of from inspiring English sources

He coughs wetly between strikes of the hammer.

Strikes of all sorts are not uncommon throughout Europe.

The student protests and strikes of 1968 interrupted his education.

We remember the shoddy trains and frequent strikes of a nationalised British Rail.

He is inspired by the brave strikes of 1937, but this is now.

Why can't we do military strikes?' Of course we can do these things.

His résumé strikes of curling royalty: world champion, Canadian champion, Alberta champion.

The strikes of 1978, by contrast, really did inspire a generation.

As far as the UK goes, the strikes of 2011 look like a blip.

Government tax rises prompted widespread strikes of jewellers, which came to an end in April.

But the pose he strikes, of dogged liberal open-mindedness, is convincing.