Sentence examples for striking from from inspiring English sources

Stunning ball striking from both players.

North Korea's isolation is striking from the moment of arrival at Pyongyang's utilitarian airport.

What was striking from the event was the difference in pace and ambition between the four nations.

Klopp said Sturridge "had a great game" while the player's celebration after striking from close range caught the eye.

Rebel spaceships, striking from a hidden base, have won their first victory against the evil Galactic Empire.

The Special Services Group (SSG) - which President Musharraf once commanded - led the attack, striking from three sides.

Today, this fierce autonomy is striking from somebody of Dee's age and generation; thirty years on, it may be the norm.

But before any of that can happen, state regulators must overcome a series of challenges, with opponents striking from both the left and right of the political spectrum.

Meanwhile, members of Unite, RMT, TSSA and Aslef prepared to stage industrial action across the capital by striking from 6.30pm on Wednesday.

Tom Condon, spokesperson for TSSA, one of the four unions striking from Wednesday evening, told The Independent that although there was "nothing scheduled" the strikes were "on-going".

There was brilliant ball-striking from both men and controversy, as Federer argued with umpire Cedric Mourier after an over-rule in the third set which looked as if it had derailed his hopes.