Sentence examples for which striking from inspiring English sources

George Lucas is now not so much a director as chief executive-cum-potentate in charge of a vastly profitable franchise empire in which striking back is not an option.

The home secretary and Cazeneuve, the French interior minister, said they would rush through work to improve security at the port, including measures to prevent access to the Channel tunnel, which striking French MyFerryLink staff have blocked several times.

The centre of percussion is the ideal point at which striking should occur on the toolhead to minimize the sting of the handle in the operator's hand as well as to deliver a blow with maximum force; this point is farther out than the centre of gravity and should be as close to the centre of the head as possible.

Seoul's habitual arrogance turned an otherwise beneficial reform of labor laws into all out social confrontation, in which striking industrial workers have drawn broad support from white-collar workers and professionals.

This Virginia case is representative of a system in which striking a plea deal with prosecutors, accepting the mark of a "felon" or "criminal," is pushed on the vast majority of offenders.

He used a parallel which struck me.

Which strikes me as very odd.

Which struck you as more authentic?

But which struck back with the best Millican-like rebuttals?

Which struck me as a properly anarchist solution.

Which strikes one as a fair enough inquiry.