Sentence examples for suspect struck from inspiring English sources

Detectives say the suspect struck twice in the 106th Precinct on Aug. 2, approaching women and taking their cellphones and running.

From the Upper East Side, where he visited the Parlor Steakhouse on Dec. 21, to the Bua Bar in the East Village months earlier, the same suspect struck at least 14 times from 2012 to, most recently, May 3, the police said, when he stole from patrons at Peter Dillon's Pub and, a few hours later, Butterfield 8, both in Midtown.

Only a few hours later, the suspect struck again -- attacking a woman in the 4400 block of Triggs Street, in front of a residence, officials said.

Hours later, in the 4400 block of Triggs Street in unincorporated L.A., a woman was standing in front of a residence when the suspect struck her several times in the head with a hammer, leaving her unconscious.

Her post, I suspect, strikes a chord, a deep place in most of us these days, as the rhetoric of hostility has been amped up in almost every conceivable corner of society.

With that, the mild-mannered gas station owner removed one of his slippers and flung it at the suspect, striking him near the face.

Israel has neither officially confirmed nor denied the strike, just as it has not verified previous suspected strikes within Syria.

Lieutenant Heying said the suspects struck a concrete wall and window near Mr. Wade's cell, then fled.

Barbe-bleue was once extremely popular in East Germany where its central images of revivification and liberation, one suspects, struck deep chords.

Like some of the Court's worst decisions of the past four years (Bush v. Gore again comes to mind), most of its best — salvaging affirmative action, upholding civil liberties for terrorist suspects, striking down Texas's anti-sodomy law, banning executions of the mentally retarded — were reached by one- or two-vote majorities.

"The Pacific," I suspect, will strike many people that way, too.