Sentence examples for will never strike from inspiring English sources
Likewise, the inventors who most inspire her will never strike it rich.
Weakened civil service cadres will never strike good deals; the West Coast mainline was an inevitable disaster.
They will never strike out in Little League, get their heart broken, or worry about how their kids are doing in school.
Fast-track a 1970s procedure under which Congress votes Fast-track ast a trade deal without amending it—is a prerequisite for any trade agreements, since other countries will never strike deals with America that could be unpicked in congressional committees.Five previous presidents have had fast-track.
But the diplomatic strategists count missilesnot as instruments of destruction but as instruments of deterrence They must assume we will never strike until we have been struck, and therefore they must count the missiles we'd have available for retaliation once a war had been launched.
Too many think disaster will never strike, or it only happens to certain people.
Every tone can be structured according to one of 31 different scales (chromatic, major and minor blues, Gypsy and even three ragas), meaning that no matter what you do on the touchpad, you'll never strike a wrong note.
The robots will win in the end, because robots never strike.
Does lightning never strike twice?
"A Republican will never win by striking fear in people's hearts".
