Sentence examples for strikes pile from inspiring English sources

Too many strikes pile up against a romantic connection throughout the books.

"When I first arrived, I saw black smoke billowing not so far in the distance - the lava had struck a pile of car tyres.

But, after the strikes and piles of uncollected rubbish during the winter of discontent, Labour lost to Margret Thatcher's then pro-European Conservatives, and remained out of power for 18 years.

Just then, the wake from a giant rig came crashing in, and the taxi struck a piling, spilling water over the prow and nearly sending the passenger face first into the water, where another jellyfish surfaced.

Piles of the dead rise, while gossamer gods strike down the enemies of their favorite humans, skewing the odds.

Evidence of foreign involvement in the strikes continued to pile up through the weekend when fragments said to be from a US-made Mark 82 bomb were found amid the wreckage.

She is certainly striking with her pile of blonde ringlets, and does not seem to mind being a bit of an exhibitionist on stage and being the one to draw the eye in all the band's photographs and videos.

Each hammer strike results in pile vibrations that emit strong impulsive sounds into the water column which can be harmful for the marine ecosystem.

A mammoth bust-up between Labour and the unions led to the "winter of discontent", with strikes causing rubbish to pile up in the streets, bodies to remain unburied and petrol stations to run out of fuel.

Fish were exposed to 960 pile driving strikes at one of three treatment levels: 216, 213, or 210 dB re 1 μPa2·s cumulative Sound Exposure Level.

One salad struck out, though: a pile of shaved artichoke hearts draped with thin slices of Parmesan cheese.