Sentence examples for to get stricken from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron said he would "ensure that everything that can be done to get stricken communities moving is being done: there are no restrictions on help".

Seriously, what does it take to get struck off the veterinarian eegister these days?

And then for him to get struck on the head too didn't seem feasible.

Dr. Roston, who is naturally reserved, explained, "Those statistics came out, that after 35 you're more likely to get struck by lightning than to find someone".

"After seeing the way they swung the bat last night against C. C., we were trying to get strike one and expand," said Burnett, who walked two and allowed six hits a day after C. C. Sabathia struck out nine in a rain-shortened six-inning victory.

You're more likely to get struck and killed by lightning.

They say it's more probable to get struck by lightning than to die in a plane crash, but most people don't know that planes get struck by lightning all the time.

Wouldn't it be bad to save our fossil fuel in the name of global warming only to get struck by a meteorite and enter an ice age?

Most of us wait to get struck by purpose, like a lightening bolt from the sky or hearing the voice of God.

You're not going to get struck off the A&R list in Camden because no one is in Camden if you play a shit gig.

On the other hand, the energy functional of the C-V model is non-convex, so it is prone to getting struck in undesirable local minima.