Sentence examples for struck toward from inspiring English sources
Chuck's drive is struck toward a tree to the right of the fairway and no one sees the ball land.
When his assailant struck, toward three in the morning, the Mayor was mingling with the public at an event in the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall).
Besides detailing his position on RU-486, Mr. Lazio said he had no regrets about the aggressive posture he struck toward Mrs. Clinton during their debate.
Among the reasons for Mrs. Clinton's improved standing with those female voters, the poll findings suggest, was the aggressive posture Mr. Lazio struck toward Mrs. Clinton at the debate in Buffalo.
The hurricane struck toward the end of the summer, which significantly impacted the tourism season already in the midst of a recession.
The second torpedo hit the ship on the port side and caused some minor flooding, and the third struck toward the rear of the ship and damaged the port propeller shaft.
The heroes of "The Debt" would be riled and repelled by "Gainsbourg," and by the attitude that it strikes toward Jewish experience.
He tended to strike toward the back of his foot, near the heel, which applied a braking motion to each stride.
(I should acknowledge that Ms. Dorsen is an acquaintance.) For all its witty puncturing of youthful pretension, and despite the sardonic attitude Stew often strikes toward his younger self, "Passing Strange" is also full of heart.
As the Army advanced to the west, the First Marine Division -- which had raced east on Tuesday to cross the Tigris River at Numaniya, 100 miles from Baghdad -- formed up today as a 14,000-member force preparing to strike toward the capital from the southeast.
In the scene in which Imogen receives a summons from Posthumus to flee the court and meet him at Milford Haven, the peremptory tone Ms. McNee strikes toward Posthumus's loyal Pisanio drowns out the effervescent joy that should be the moment's keynote.
