Sentence examples for struck a bit from inspiring English sources

Brown struck a bit of gold, while others pan hopelessly.

But that's because it struck a bit too close to home – my wife is called Sadness.

The dropping of that pledge struck a bit of fear in the minds of shuttle regulars like Howard Paster, executive vice president of WPP Group, which owns several big advertising agencies.

Formation 8 struck a bit of gold with its exit of Oculus to Facebook and RelateIQ to Salesforce.

Gloucestershire all-rounder Will Gidman: "I've struck a bit of form with the bat and I'm feeling confident at the crease.

Those of you who still shell out $1000 a year to upgrade your PC for games will be happy to know that Valve and ATI have struck a bit of a deal that runs in your favor.

Or, more likely, did they just strike a bit dull?

"Hopefully it will strike a bit of fear in some of the top guys I'll be playing".

He is striking a bit of a pose.

So the whole story strikes a bit uncomfortably close to home.

Play through the drum; when playing an orchestral bass drum, strike a bit off center––this will produce fuller overtones.