Sentence examples for struck properly from inspiring English sources
Like a golf club or a tennis racquet, each heel has a "sweet spot" that sends a feeling of rightness through your whole body when the acorn is struck properly.
It has no muscle and never much fat, so it is very vulnerable, and if struck properly can break in two down the middle.
Landis wrote to his counterparts at the other mints, advising them that the planchets, or blanks, needed to be shaved very slightly to strike properly.
He said: "I wasn't striking it properly.
A good dry snare, properly struck, is a bark, a crack, a report.
The giant had not struck a blow, properly speaking, but had shoved downward a number of times, like a man trying to close an over-filled trunk.
104534ca-271b-4e25-a255-2eb373f2198a IN HIS brief statement hours after the fatal bombings at the Boston marathon, President Barack Obama quite properly struck a bipartisan note.
What the administration does with Bahrain is likely to be a telling indicator of how it will deal with the balance between protecting its strategic interests, and promoting democracy — a balance some critics said it never properly struck in its sometimes awkward response to the Egyptian turmoil.
When I see her now I get properly star struck.
Which struck me as a properly anarchist solution.
That's not to say that the S.E.C. is striking the balance properly.
