Sentence examples for was actually struck from inspiring English sources

The trade deal was actually struck in early 1999, but was frozen while the Politburo fussed.

But I was actually struck even more by support band Tiger City.

Every new arrival was struck by the climate, and the team of Australian Aborigine cricketers that toured the country in 1868 was actually struck down by it: King Cole (whose original name was Bripumyarrimin) succumbed to the "damp climate and sooty environment" and died of pneumonic tuberculosis in Guy's Hospital, depriving the visitors of a star batsman.

The situation in besieged districts of the city since June 2012 was discussed during peace talks in Geneva a week ago, but the humanitarian aid deal was actually struck between the governor of Homs and the UN resident co-ordinator in Syria.

While we may not know the full content of whatever agreement was actually struck, if this exchange is at its center, the taxpayers got a bad deal.

Breen suggested that the "Open 3" variety was actually struck at a later date, probably clandestinely; it was not known to exist until discovered by a numismatist in the 1950s.

(According to Shlaes's own biography of Coolidge, he was actually stricken while shaving).

Creagh wasn't just talking for herself, she was actually striking a blow for shadow cabinet ministers everywhere.

And even once a firm plan is on the table, until a deal is actually struck uncertainty will remain elevated.

When killer drones miss their marks, as they often do, the instinctive response has been to lie to the public and to insist, until proved otherwise (which is next to impossible in some geographically remote areas), that the intended targets were actually struck.

The Scottish coins were actually struck in England.