Sentence examples for striking itself from inspiring English sources

And the things he uses it to say ("sing" isn't quite right, is it?)—all the gnomic stuff about the darkness doubling, the recollection of lightning striking itself, the vision of the titular marquee moon.

Over the years wind has stripped the bark away, leaving a huge pale tripod not unlike Lightning Strike itself.

Under the circumstances, ING struck itself a good deal, securing 10.0 billion euros ($13.5 billion) of government funding through preferred stock that don’t dilute the holdings of ordinary shareholders.

It's powerful leverage; so powerful in fact, that a credible threat of a strike is often just as potent as a strike itself". .

While striking in itself, Tim Hatley's design of an open veranda denies Ibsen's specific intentions.

Striking in itself, it also points up how few other examples of topical work are in this year's show.

It is not just that Perry's works join the family of ancient objects like long-lost children, though that is striking in itself.

Striking in itself, it also served as a display pedestal for Ms. Könitz's "magazines," digitally scanned and bound collages made of clips from fashion and shelter magazines and photographs of Ms. Könitz's earlier work.

So shouldn't the U.S. carry out the strike itself?

A spokesperson for the University of London said that the strike itself had had "minimal impact".

The strike itself happened on 7 September 2009 at Khan's home.