Sentence examples for words to strike from inspiring English sources
Better, in other words, to strike early.
Underwear as outerwear: three words to strike fear into the heart of any woman.
Dinner party: two words to strike fear into even the most open-minded of hosts.
"Tradition has it": three words to strike terror into the souls of the sane.
Ten words to strike fear into the hearts of an sane individual.
But even though James Baldwin's work spoke of the political climate on a different continent, Peck always found the author's words to strike a personal chord.
When his collection The Spirit Level came out in the spring of 1996, Heaney expected the curse of the N-word to strike an early blow.
Not so long ago "subprime" was a word to strike fear into the hearts of bankers everywhere.
His words appeared to strike at the heart of G.M.'s current approach.
Then, he continues, with words aimed to strike at any mother's heart: "Hailie's getting so big now.
But Mr. Pastrana's wary words seemed to strike a dissonant note, coming on the eve of President Clinton's arrival here Wednesday, when the leaders are to open a $7.5 billion plan to address the spreading trafficking problem in Colombia.
