Sentence examples similar to traditionally striking from inspiring English sources
The broadcaster has traditionally struck a year-by-year deal to sub-license the rights to the Grand Slam tournament from Eurosport, which is owned by Discovery, and aired coverage on its own sports channels.
Traditionally masculine, aviators strike an androgynous note when worn by women in tailored shirts and trousers.
The death of the pope is verified by the Cardinal Camerlengo, or Chamberlain, who traditionally performed the task by gently striking the pope's head with a small silver hammer and calling out his Christian (not papal) name three times.
Intel has also distanced itself from its traditionally close relationship with Microsoft and Windows by striking up a new partnership with Ubuntu and Red Flag, two distributors of Linux software for consumer markets.
Traditionally, its new heroes start life in the pages of another title, where they acquire a reputation and a following before striking out alone.
These differences are striking.
This difference is striking.
Such improvement is striking.
