Sentence examples for we struck with from inspiring English sources

"This was the grand bargain that we struck with the refiners," one of the people involved said.

We are also about to release the game on Samsung with the 100percentt revenue share indie deal we struck with them.

"And this is the place with appliance of science, we're on it, atomic, we struck with defiance," Walsh bellowed to the crowd.

"Shall we strike with the sword?" they ask him.

Everyone is asking, like the clueless disciples, "Shall we strike with a sword?" I could write at length about the reasons why a U.S. bombing attack on Syria would be foolish, futile and deadly.

Thus, we are struck with what we might call the exacerbatory dynamic of poverty: the people in society who face the greatest structural adversity, far from mitigating this by their lifestyles, behave in such ways as to make it worse, even when they are provided with the opportunity to do otherwise.

We are struck with psychological fatigue when we look at places and things related to a past we have only recently realized was beautiful.

At U.S. PIRG, we are struck with grief and deep concern as we watch events unfold in Japan.

But we are concerned that today's decision will upset the careful balance that we have struck with Android, and that it sends a troubling signal in favor of proprietary systems over open platforms," the company said in its closing argument.

"New elections will not change the agreements we have struck with the Greek government".

It means that we are struck with added force by the majestic scene, one of purest sound and vision, which finds the brothers chanting defiantly in their chapel as a helicopter clatters overhead.