Sentence examples for who could strike from inspiring English sources

On the 11th hole, they had a wager on who could strike the longest drive.

Mr. Stubblebine said that well-rounded tech workers who could strike a balance between business, social and technology skills would best survive the upheaval.

Oliver Reed was one of the great hell-raisers, a boozer who could strike terror into the hearts of anyone who stood in the way of him and a drink.

The New York Mets, a team designed by DePodesta and his boss, the Dartmouth trustee Sandy Alderson, were arranged around the athletic attributes that statistical analysis had found to be especially reliable: pitchers who could strike opponents out and batters who could hit home runs.

School counselor Maria Morales remembered him as an energetic, intelligent "kind soul" who could "strike up a conversation with anyone".

"In this environment, we are particularly concerned about homegrown violent extremists who could strike with little or no notice.

Strike zones were larger, favoring batters like Yastrzemski, who could hit a variety of pitches.

The department quickly organized crews of probationary firefighters (who could not strike), fire officers (who could not do firemen's work) and the handful of firemen who refused to strike.

In basic terms he is a fine coach and one who could, theoretically, strike up a managerial partnership with the former Scotland captain Gary McAllister.

In third spot: the young British women's team pursuit squad in track cycling, led by the rising star Laura Trott, who could also strike gold in the individual omnium.

Pompey then had another opportunity to go ahead after a deflected pass reached Gareth Evans, who could only strike his effort at Fasan.