Sentence examples for strikes toward from inspiring English sources

The heroes of "The Debt" would be riled and repelled by "Gainsbourg," and by the attitude that it strikes toward Jewish experience.

(I should acknowledge that Ms. Dorsen is an acquaintance.) For all its witty puncturing of youthful pretension, and despite the sardonic attitude Stew often strikes toward his younger self, "Passing Strange" is also full of heart.

"Now, your calling has come," Mr. Bush told the ship's sailors, many of whom had launched the first air strikes toward Afghanistan on Oct. 7, when "The Big E," one of the world's largest aircraft carriers, was off the coast of Pakistan.

In the scene in which Imogen receives a summons from Posthumus to flee the court and meet him at Milford Haven, the peremptory tone Ms. McNee strikes toward Posthumus's loyal Pisanio drowns out the effervescent joy that should be the moment's keynote.

Israeli has responded to the rocket salvos - most of which have been intercepted by an Iron Dome system - with air strikes toward those launching them in Gaza.

The network said Houthi fighters had repelled government advances backed up by Saudi-led air strikes toward the capital Sanaa from several directions.

When his assailant struck, toward three in the morning, the Mayor was mingling with the public at an event in the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall).

Chuck's drive is struck toward a tree to the right of the fairway and no one sees the ball land.

He tended to strike toward the back of his foot, near the heel, which applied a braking motion to each stride.

Center fielder Jay Payton, surgically repaired arm and all, charged Luis Sojo's single and heaved a strike toward home, his momentum toppling him over as he let go.

Besides detailing his position on RU-486, Mr. Lazio said he had no regrets about the aggressive posture he struck toward Mrs. Clinton during their debate.