Sentence examples for tonight struck from inspiring English sources

Ted Strickland, a Ohian former governor who spoke to the Democrats tonight, struck me and many others as shouty on television, but roused the crowd in Charlotte as exactly the organisers might have hoped.

"I want to end Washington's outrageous pork barrel spending," Mr. McCain said tonight, striking some of the same themes.

Martin continued his struggle at the plate tonight, striking out looking on a pitch that may have been a bit low.

Westbrook did look good early tonight, striking out the leadoff hitter Jose Offerman on a called third strike before retiring Jeff Frye and Trot Nixon for a 1-2-3 inning.

WILSON DELGADO started at third last night, struck out twice and was replaced by CLAY BELLINGER.

The surprise symbol unveiled on the Sydney Harbour Bridge after midnight struck was a lightbulb, symbolising inspiration.

A fine headed goal just as midnight struck in Spain won the Copa del Rey, the King's Cup, for Real Madrid against Barcelona.

Witnesses said the bus came speeding off Interstate 465 on Saturday afternoon, struck a retaining wall as it tried to round a curve and overturned.

As midnight struck and London began clearing up after the riot, England and Wales were waking up to life under the poll tax.

As midnight struck across western Europe, Berlin was among the capitals staging spectacular displays.

Then midnight struck, my shoes turned into potatoes and some very pushy bouncers insisted that we all leave.