Sentence examples for struck to make from inspiring English sources

In the weeks leading up to the Senate vote, a compromise was struck to make those standards optional.

Dario Benedetto put the Mexicans in front with a header in the 19th minute and, after he was substituted through injury, his replacement, Martín Zuñiga, struck to make it 2-0 in the 28th before Rainford Kalaba's 43rd-minute reply.

It has been shown, for example, that the complete dies for all of the coin types of Edward the Confessor of England could be obtained from seven punches, giving individual wedges, crescents, pellets, and bars, each of which was independently struck to make up a legend and design.

It was from the far left that Luis Suárez struck to make it 2-0 – and secure a remarkable 29th goal of the season – as in general, Spurs were stretched and strained by a Liverpool side who are clearly capable of winning in a variety of ways.

From anglers swept away, to buses with windows smashed by waves overcoming sea defences, and vast areas of countryside beneath water, the prime minister, David Cameron, has been sufficiently struck to make a link between extreme weather and climate change, in spite of his reported comments about getting rid of "green crap".

"Some unhappy compromises had to be struck to make it happen," commented Harry Stein and Michael Linden, of the Center for American Progress, "but the Murray-Ryan deal is certainly a better choice than further damaging our economy with another full year of sequestration".

It was a low negotiating blow, the opportunist in Auerbach striking to make room in the starting lineup for Danny Ainge.

We think it's important to back low-wage workers who are willing to stand up and have the courage to strike to make the case that the economy is creating jobs that people can't support their families on".

This is the time for developers on the platform to strike, to make a statement.

In the seventh minute, Denmark's Christian Eriksen lashes home a sweet strike to make it 1-0.

"We will do everything possible should there be strikes to make sure that our customers in Germany are served," said Christine Höger, a spokeswoman for Amazon Germany in Munich.