Sentence examples for striking by from inspiring English sources
Hunger striking by Palestinian prisoners is not a new tactic.
A moment is proven to be striking by its quotability.
Several of its dancers are striking by national and international standards.
Recent biographies have each approached their task from a different angle, the most striking, by Peter Ackroyd, being Dickensian itself.
Bank Profit Confusion The parallels between the current market turmoil and the 2008 collapse become more striking by the day.
Owens, however, offers a study of grace and beauty made even more striking by the threatening backdrop.
It was alluding to one of the most striking by-products of last week's grand summit between India and China: a torrent of astonishing images emanating from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government's feed.
Comment on L.I. parkway police waging a campaign for higher wages, not by striking, but by issuing more summonses to motorists who violate the law.
The work opens with a striking decor by Annie Tolleter, corrugated walls lighted by Eric Wurtz and with costumes by Christine Vargas.
The striking set by Peter J. Davison is dominated by the bright three-tiered showboat.
Its striking design, by Italian architect Renzo Piano, was inspired by traditional Kanak architecture.
