Sentence examples for would be a stroke from inspiring English sources
And that would be a stroke of good luck for all of us.
For President Bush to name his father, Bush 41, or former President Bill Clinton to the post would be a stroke of genius.
So a combination of the two -- burly S.U.V. up front, pickup bed in back -- would be a stroke of product genius and a guaranteed best-seller, right?
Dr. D'Urso dismissed the notion that a child's murder would be a stroke of revenge, and described Mr. Josephs's state as probably being one of "desperation and helplessness".
"I still work 12-hour days," Dr. Bublitz said, "and the thing I would worry most about would be a stroke or a heart attack that would leave me handicapped for many years".
It looked as though it would be a stroke-for-stroke duel but the Chinese pulled away to take 3.37 seconds off Kindred's world record in two minutes 38.62 seconds.
Although the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits the Zika virus, cannot travel far — its range is a maximum of 150 meters or a little under 500 feet — finding individual mosquitoes carrying the virus would be a rare stroke of investigative luck, he said.
He jabbed a chip beyond the cup, then two-putted for a bogey as Ballesteros was draining a birdie putt on the 18th for what would be a two-stroke victory.
Under normal circumstances, having a stranger pull up in a car and throw food at you would be an unparalleled stroke of luck.
That is surprising -- at least to those who suspected that the Bacon Brothers would be a vanity outfit, stroking the ego of a big-time actor who had nothing better to do.
