Sentence examples for time struck from inspiring English sources
"Bedtime Savings Time" struck me as a win-win.
The changes I found were enormous and, at the time, struck me as surreal.
Shit! Damn!" And Sacks was chatting away – which at the time struck me as bizarre.
Asked about a settlement freeze, Obama this time struck a disillusioned tone: "I think we're past the point where we should be talking about preconditions and steps".
Koons, whom I met around this time, struck me as an odd, amorphous presence, someone who was either amazingly naïve or slyly performative.
(Moreover, the subsequent aging of the gangsters, which occurred as a leap ahead in time, struck me as a cinematic coup de théâtre of a rare power).
He wrote: "To be offered an 'interim' structure, after all this time, strikes me as atrocious.
Alas, it's a balance he has a very hard time striking.
Rather, this "Time" strikes one as perfectly in tune with our age.
Blatter did not specify the length of time "stricken" players should be kept on the sideline.
The Saab then lurched a second time, striking the bike and sending Mr. Sheppard, screaming, onto the car's hood.
