Sentence examples for which I struck from inspiring English sources

Hard the street upon which I struck my head as I landed flat on my back.

Spending a week thinking about the woes of the New York City renter had me indulging in a fantasy of mine, in which I strike it rich, buy a place and am done with this mess once and for all.

It's also undoubtedly about gangs and belonging, which I think struck a chord".

It was a similar dive to that in which I'd struck my head: a reverse one-and-a-half with three and a half twists.

The performance had in it a single light bulb swinging high above the stage, which hypnotized me and offered me one of the few moments in my life in which I was struck definitively with inspiration: make Joseph Conrad's novel, Heart of Darkness into a solo performance piece.

Kenneth Tynan called the movie "a masterpiece of light entertainment," which, I think, strikes exactly the right note.

I'm fortunate enough to be able to spend the day driving around, looking for something magical to photograph – such as this peculiar pocket of east Washington, which I was immediately struck by.

Talking of which, I was much struck at a recent Llewellyn Consulting seminar by a presentation on Brexit from John Nugée, who, when at the Bank of England, spent some time at the coal face of foreign exchange reserve management.

I watched a gang of youths steal bicycles from the front of the same hotel from which I'd been stricken.

I putted pretty poorly today but still shot four under which showed how nicely I struck the ball.

I've still got a distinct image in my mind of him holding a black revolver in his hand which I clearly saw, which struck me as unusual because he'd just been shot".