Sentence examples for struck a couple from inspiring English sources

Defensively speaking, Deans has already struck a couple of solid blows.

Smith has also struck a couple of significant doubles with the ball.

Sean Ervine struck a couple of drives against Giles before he was too slow to withdraw his bat against Harmison.

The Telegraph also raised a tangential point that struck a couple of other papers about the "shadowy and allegedly independent body" known as the Honours Forfeiture Committee.

He cover-drove Clark for his first boundary and then struck a couple of blows in one over off Johnson, one through covers and the other a glance through fine leg.

Now he's being tarred as a plagiarist because some passages in his 2001 novel Atonement struck a couple of gadfly readers as too similar to parts of a memoir that McEwan used during his research.

Instead, the SUV was propelled into the bus stop, striking a couple, each about 70 years old, and their daughter, who is about 50,  according to Officer Mike Lopez, an LAPD spokesman, and officers at the scene. .

Schmidt, whose 196 strikeouts led the Giants staff, said he thought Ortiz would have struck out a couple of batters.

The only arguably centrist notes struck were a couple of glowing mentions of small business and a very veiled possible reference to charter schools.

But I was also struck by a couple of things that were quite diametric from common-sense business practices and the empirical evidence.

Listening to that Republican debate from the Ronald Reagan presidential library in Simi Valley (a bizarre setting for a candidates' forum, with a replica of Air Force One as backdrop to the politicians' seats) I was struck by a couple of related thoughts.