Sentence examples for struck next to from inspiring English sources
Again and again, when I visit, I'm struck – next to the cleanliness of airports, railway stations, streets and shops, the rampant consumerism and easygoing multiculturalism of the place – by the friendliness of people.
(Frances poured tea for Eleanor Roosevelt, marched in the first Garment Workers' Strike next to Ellen Gates Starr and Harold L. Ickes, and was asked to run as the first female Chicago alderman, but opted for 1st Ward Committeeman instead - pretty cool!) The impact Hull House had on Chicago and our country, through advocacy and the millions it's served, is immeasurable.
Italy struck next, with Leonardo Sarto gathering his own chip before Morisi ghosted between forwards Dave Attwood and Joe Marler to cut the deficit to 18-10.
The Steelers struck next with a 26-yard field goal, bringing the score up to 30-7 in the third quarter.
Political pundits and policymakers are divided on everything from what ISIS is, to what their intentions are, who created them, where they will strike next, what to do with Assad in Syria, and even how to treat the refugees from Syria seeking asylum in Europe and America.
Swansea struck next in unlikely fashion.
And England struck next as their mobile forwards thundered at the Scottish defence.
CRIME maps, which record the locations of incidents in order to help predict where criminals are going to strike next, are used by police throughout the world.
But it was the visitors who were to strike next as the home defence inexplicably stopped in their tracks and McFadden was able to profit from Piccolo's awkward fresh-air swipe to coolly lift the ball over Fox.
After Rommel's Afrika Korps had been defeated in May 1943, the question was where to strike next.
