Sentence examples for strikes struck from inspiring English sources

He got Johnny Damon twice on called third strikes, struck out four batters in a row and had at least one strikeout in each of his innings.

Near Mosul, three strikes struck a tactical unit and destroyed two heavy machine guns, six fighting positions, a weapons cache and a trench.

On December 12 , 2013 US drone strikes struck a wedding in Rad'a, central Yemen.

In a release sent a day later, on Wednesday, the coalition reported "near al Hasakah, four strikes struck two separate ISIL tactical units and destroyed two ISIL vehicles, four ISIL buildings, and an ISIL fighting position".

The home side went close to a when Hamit Altintop's strike struck the bar.

The home side almost took the lead after two minutes as James Gray's deflected strike struck the bar.

A long range Jordan Cousins strike struck a post before Reza Ghoochannejhad's follow-up also hit the woodwork.

The strike struck from close range in the second half to clinch victory against his former club at the Oval.

While strick refers directly to unwoven strands of hemp, Mackey hears in strick "those words which are not really pronounced in that word [stick, strike, struck, strict], but there are overtones or undertones of those words, harmonics of those words.

In 1909 a coal miners' strike struck New South Wales and Charlton was called upon by the Colliery Employees Federationn to represent it in front of a wage board.

Last week, Santorum also expressed regret over his 2002 endorsement of U.S. District Court Judge John E. Jones III, who struck struck down Pennsylvania's same-sex marriage ban in May.