Sentence examples for striking days from inspiring English sources

"I've had good putting rounds and had ball striking days on those days and then the flip side of it.

One is the salary for the striking days.

V.G.: The main stalling point now is that we are asking for payment for all the striking days, which ALMA's director had promised on 27 August.

Although value managers of the past have sometimes scooped up fallen growth shares — and growth investors have retreated to value during downturns — what is particularly striking these days is the broad array of industries in which value managers have been shopping.

The storms occurred in rapid succession, with Dando making landfall on 16 January and Funso striking only days later.

After striking for 44 days, striking workers described the tentative agreement as a victory with "big gains".

"But this is the same mentality we had in the past…and it didn't do much for productivity .Cuba's courtship of Russia is particularly striking: a day after Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 was shot down, Fidel Castro publicly blamed Ukraine's government.

Although a few lymphocytes had appeared more blastic at day 4, this change to larger cell size, more abundant cytoplasm and enlarged nuclei with prominent nucleoli was particularly striking at day 7. Foci of these reactive lymphocytes were embedded in the perivascular infiltrates of small lymphocytes (Figure 8B).

The qualified hopefulness was a striking shift after days of deadlock in Washington.

Its leaves have dark green upper surfaces and white undersides, a contrast that can be striking on windy days.

For the first time since the storm battered the Northeast, killing at least 57 people and doing billions of dollars in damage, brilliant sunshine washed over the nation's largest city _ a striking sight after days of gray skies, rain and wind.