Sentence examples for struck one another from inspiring English sources

At a park in Berkeley, across the bay from San Francisco, protesters from both sides struck one another over the head with wooden sticks and Trump supporters fired pepper spray as police in riot gear stood at a distance.

We're striking one another in the dark.

As the jaws slam together, the square, worn-out teeth strike one another with a sound that says, "I am not amused". Belugas may also announce their displeasure by slapping the water surface with their flippers, flukes, or their entire body.

I stress "unimaginable" because the most highly praised imaginative work to come out of the war, The Yellow Birds, for me struck one false note after another.

When the two Annunciations and other Ofili sculptures were shown at Zwirner in 2007, they struck one critic as "hideous" and another as "so over the top it feels fatuous," but Ofili brushes this sort of thing aside.

Lightning struck one of our ships!

Striking one pose after another, they make graceful, dramatic shapes – sort of Blanche DuBois meets En Vogue.

But aiming these photon gun so that the photons strike one target or another is much harder.

The technique for making tools in the Acheulean industry was a development of the earlier technique, namely striking one stone against another, but the choice of stone was refined.

But Sonia Harmand, co-lead of the study and Research Associate Professor in the Turkana Basin Institute (TBI) at Stony Brook University, says they show signs of something called "knapping". That's the act of striking one rock with another to produce smaller, sharper pieces of stone.

Clemens threw a fastball inside that Piazza watched -- strike one -- and threw another fastball, 92 miles an hour.