Sentence examples for would be stricken from inspiring English sources

"In fact," he said, "it would appear as if I was secretly advising Greenwich to devise a plan that would be stricken by the courts".

Still, he was sure that eventually the Mashco would be stricken with an epidemic, and their remoteness would make it difficult to treat.

If the proposed amendment, written by Joe Lieberman, passes, DADT would be stricken pending the release, on December 1st, of a Pentagon study on the policy's impact.

Mr. Enrile responded by saying that if the chief justice did not return on Wednesday for cross-examination, his statement would be stricken from the record, and the proceedings were adjourned.

There had been several sudden and unexplained deaths, not only among the adults but even among children, who would be stricken suddenly while at play and die within a few hours.

Schools closed, including hundreds of districts and private schools in Massachusetts, where some children had suffered frostbite symptoms and the authorities feared that more would be stricken walking to school or waiting for the bus.

The consequences of such a decision would be striking.

The bylaw amendment would be struck down almost immediately.

Cultural conservatives would be struck by evidence of European moral degeneracy.

On the contrary, they would be struck by the relative liberality of L.B.C.

They expected a plea bargain would be struck, and they could go on.