Sentence examples for striking for all from inspiring English sources

The parallel with Deutsch is striking: for all his eccentricities and his self-imposed isolation, he is very much in touch with the world, and quite aware of his own "bent of mind".

But the bill also bans the right to strike for all public-sector workers, an option currently forbidden only for emergency workers.

In total, 300 dollars of this type dated 1839 were struck for circulation, all in medal alignment.

After all, striking for sufferance is heroic, enduring torture for sex, less so.

The pottery is striking for its simplified form, all-gray surface and abstract decoration consisting of finely incised lines and geometric shapes.

I was struck that, for all his travels, Zhu saw an enduring philosophical divide between China and the West: "two different ways of thinking," as he put it.

The aptly named I can't find my phone is a perfect first strike for all those times when you.. erm, can't find your phone.

And in remarks directed at the "military wing" of Hamas, he said: "The door is open for you to strike all places, all the time and using all means".

Logan McGhee, Jack Boyle, Rob McBey, Matt Rawlings, Mark Lorve, Rhys Webb, Przemyslaw Tworek and Andy Sangster all struck for Scottish.

So I'm very loud and proud about the fact that I date younger men because I feel that every time I say that I'm striking a blow for all womankind.

But I was amazed to learn that his strike rate for all customers is over 80%!