Sentence examples for struck at the end from inspiring English sources

Against that bleak backdrop, a crisis struck at the end of 2007.

A similar note of engrossing strangeness is struck at the end.

This means the warning struck at the end of the show doesn't quite chill as it should.

Two Carter penalties brought the All Blacks within range and then they struck at the end of the first quarter.

After two consecutive Saturdays in which suicide bombers struck at the end of the Sabbath, Israelis stayed conspicuously clear of cafes, which they normally pack on Saturday evening.

A cloud of dust rose up from the big bass drum as the fateful hammer blows were struck at the end of Mahler's Sixth Symphony.

Together they watched Tirunesh Dibaba win the women's 10,000m by staying out of trouble and striking at the end of the race.

Lofthouse's personal life had been stricken at the end of the miners' strike by the death of his wife, Sarah.

Defending Cook in September, coach Peter Moores said: "You've got to keep wickets in hand to strike at the end".

Balance that's really hard to strike at the end of the day".

Wall Street had expected only half that number because of the impact of Hurricane Sandy, which struck at the end of October, just before the Bureau of Labor Statistics surveyed employers and households.