Sentence examples for strikes put from inspiring English sources

The 18-year-old had made four substitute appearances before the game at the Dumbarton Stadium, but his strikes put Rangers in command after they had gone a goal down to Mark Wilson's second‑minute opener.

Boyd's brace of strikes put Killie in control after the break.

Steven Thompson put the Buddies ahead but Skacel's three thunderous left-foot strikes put the hosts back in command before John Sutton completed the scoring late on.

The country had been part of Serbia, though it was administered by the U.N. since 1999, when NATO air strikes put an end to the violence when former Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milosevic cracked down on ethnic Albanian separatists, killing hundreds of thousands of people.

The walkouts on Tuesday marked the latest in a string of one-day strikes put on by low-wage workers around the country.

If you want your colored pencils out on display so you can grab them easily when inspiration strikes, put them in a big jar or cup wherever you like to draw.

But a James Tavanier own goal and Stefan McCluskey's strike put them behind with seven minutes left.

Eventually, the strike put more than 5,000 Teamsters and Bakers Union members out of work.

The strike put a strain on O'Malley's finances and left him susceptible to Murdoch's advances.

The decisions appeared perplexing considering United were in need of a goal after Josh King's 54th-minute strike put Bournemouth ahead.

Leeds were never in it in South Wales where Bruno Manga's first Cardiff goal and Federico Macheda's strike put the hosts in control.