Sentence examples for when terror strikes from inspiring English sources

When terror strikes, we all become mind-readers.

When terror strikes Snowfield, Calif., a tiny mountain town, 150 people die and 350 go missing.

When terror strikes Snowfield, Calif., a tiny mountain town, 150 people die and 350 go missing; originally published in 1983.

Yet, these same so-called adults are called upon to emotionally leap to the fore when terror strikes.

And so the proverbial waters edge, where partisan politics do not wade into foreign policy but instead stand in unity when terror strikes, has been violated.

The other part of the reason the right jumps on the anti-Muslim bandwagon when terror strikes is because it stokes, fans, and inflames anti-immigrant fear and hysteria.

When terror struck the United States on Sept. 11, we all thought that terrorism was a worldwide threat ("Ground Zero, Madrid," editorial, March 12).

When terror struck Boston, perhaps we followed along a bit too eagerly, but hung in there together as the Redditors did their best to dig up evidence.

The city did the same in March when terror struck the London Bridge, as well as in December to call attention to the humanitarian crisis in Syria.

When the terror strikes by al Qaeda hit Washington, New York, and rural Pennsylvania on September 11 , 2001 Johnson's Blowback became the most difficult in-print but out of stock book to get.

At a time when terror has returned to strike at the heart of the Europe, it is understandable for Europe to covet stability.