Sentence examples for will have strikes from inspiring English sources

Most schools will have "strikes".

If so, the curse of porridge will have struck again.

If pathogen reduction is approved, those involved will have struck a rich vein.

To someone of Demme's patent decency, those will have struck home.

Funny though it is, this scene will have struck a chord with many of us.

Just four off the over, though, so Kirtley will have strike to Adams.

What is certain is that – probably before the year is out – Israel will have struck at Hizbollah in south Lebanon.

C4 will have struck a deal after assessing how much advertising and sponsorship revenue the show could generate.

What will have struck every listener is that Kelvin, the central architect of the Sun throughout the 1980s, wasn't there.

It's only one game, of course, but if Horn becomes as fruitful a development as Randy Milligan, the Orioles will have struck again.

GlaxoSmithKline will have struck a deal at a lower price in Britain to win the NHS contract, but this is still out of reach for countries in Africa and Asia.