Sentence examples for warning struck from inspiring English sources

This means the warning struck at the end of the show doesn't quite chill as it should.

On March 25, a man walked up to an elderly man in the 1400 block of South Bonnie Beach Place in unincorporated Los Angeles and, without warning, struck him with a hammer, the East Los Angeles sheriff's station said in a statement.

I would imagine that a brood of vipers would be a most unpleasant gathering: individual serpents slithering over one another to get at prey, hissing warnings, striking at one another, all in an effort to get an advantage.

Opel's works council called for warning strikes on Thursday.

The warning strike Monday was unusual in that it lasted a full day.

IG Metall, Germany's giant engineering union, staged warning strikes this week.

Postal workers are planning a warning strike Tuesday at Deutsche Post to press their own wage demands.

Tactical warning strikes of several hours' duration are commonly used by German unions during wage negotiations as a means of increasing the pressure on employers.

Yet IG Metall, which has now called off a wave of planned "warning" strikes in support of its claims, has described the deal as a "good result".

Last month, a half-day warning strike by ver.di led to the cancellation of 700 Lufthansa flights after a previous round of talks ended without an agreement.

Lufthansa expects delays at several German airports today because of warning strikes in the morning that could last up to three hours.