Sentence examples for working to strike from inspiring English sources

While he is busy working to strike it rich in the mines, Rosa is accidentally poisoned and dies.

Some lawmakers say they are working to strike an agreement in the postelection political atmosphere, reports Jonathan Weisman in The New York Times.

She is working to strike the balance between holding on to the loved parent or sibling, but also allowing children to move on and re-discover fun.

While the board had not yet approved a deal, the executives said that AT&T Wireless was working to strike a deal with Vodafone within 24 hours.

Reflecting that potential, Mr. Korteweg said he planned to open additional shops in the Netherlands and was working to strike retailing deals with more restaurants, stores and supermarkets to stock his Vegetarian Butcher brand.

While Flint's lead contamination crisis has been the focus of several federal and state inquiries, Snyder has also been working to strike a deal with the state legislature to address the Detroit school district's $3.5bn in long-term liabilities.

Google apologized Monday and said it would work to strike a formal agreement on the scanning.

Both John McCain and Barack Obama worked to strike a more civil and substantive tone.

In the 1980's and 1990's, administrations and Congresses worked to strike a balance between the military's needs and the urgency of reducing federal deficits.

Mr. Grenier and Mr. Kent left to flag down another ride, while Mr. Wilson and his colleague worked to strike a deal: They would travel to the other driver's garage on West 21st Street.

Under Pai's leadership and with a likely 3-2 Republican majority once others are appointed, the FCC will almost certainly work to strike down the Open Internet Order altogether.