Sentence examples for that she strikes from inspiring English sources
Her craving is so acute that she strikes a sexual bargain with Lionel.
He concedes that Swift is not technically as adept as, say, your average American Idol finalist, but that she strikes a chord in her listeners.
"[We] didn't really know the public law bar when we brought our first major case for [former Guantánamo Bay inmate] Binyam Mohamed, but it took us no time at all to see that she strikes fear into the heart of every spy, securocrat and obstinate minister in Britain".
Rajeev Masand wrote that she "strikes the right balance between broad humor and heartfelt emotion, giving us another winning character", though Sanjukta Sharma of Mint was more critical of her performance, and found her role to be of minimal importance that required her only to be "a pretty thing to be laughed at and pitied".
The government disputes it, saying that she struck her head fatally on the sunroof of her car.
So, too, will the deal on tax that she struck with BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Xstrata, Australia's three biggest mining companies.
Sergeant Burke said that Ms. Davis, of Elmont, apparently was not severely injured by the van itself, but that she struck her head when she fell to the pavement.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation questioned a passenger who admitted that she struck the matches in an effort to conceal a "body odor," Ms. Lowrance said.
Foxy Brown, left, a rapper, appeared in a Manhattan courtroom yesterday in connection with charges that she struck two employees of a nail salon in August 2004.
It was at the Hinky Dinky bar that she struck up a relationship with Mr. K-Doe, an all-too-frequent customer.
Thant Myint-U first met Aung San Suu Kyi during a short visit to Oxford in 1986, and he said that she struck him as "a self-assured, charismatic person, even though we were just having tea and talking about the movies".
