Examples of 'had to strike' in a sentence
Meaning of "had to strike"
This phrase is typically used to describe the act of intentionally hitting or delivering a forceful blow to someone or something. It can also refer to the action of removing or erasing something, such as striking out a sentence. The specific meaning of this phrase depends on the context in which it is used
How to use "had to strike" in a sentence
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had to strike
Somebody had to strike a blow for freedom.
After about an hour Vincent had to strike.
We had to strike a compromise regarding the date.
But her manager insisted that they had to strike while the iron was hot.
We had to strike the rear so we would swim.
The French ships had to strike their colours.
We had to strike while the iron was hot.
The French vessel sustained so much damage that he had to strike.
I had to strike while the iron was hot.
The rod of the lawgiver had to strike the rock before the water came.
Had to strike them down.
We knew we had to strike new ground.
Triggering the only impulse I have ever had to strike a student.
Will had to strike out on his own.
Triggering the only impulse I have ever had to strike a student repeatedly and violently.
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We had to strike to defend ourselves.
It was the deal I had to strike with my mother.
I had to strike at my best friend.
Left with no choice I had to strike at my best friend.
I had to strike my own path.
The Task Force recognized that an EMEP monitoring strategy had to strike a.
Lightning had to strike sometime.
Deacon was gonna be a problem . We had to strike first.
And so they had to strike out for something new.
You would not believe the deal I had to strike for my lease.
We had to strike first.
He was sleeping so soundly, an angel had to strike him to wake him up.
We had to strike back.
To meet the challenge of enlargement, we had to strike the right balance.
So he had to strike now.
They attacked first! We had to strike back.
We had to strike on that.
According to foreign sources, Israel had to strike instead.
Kelly would have had to strike him with the pipe from behind.
Mr. KJAERUM noted that the text under consideration had to strike a delicate balance.
She first of all had to strike a balance between work and her studies.
Before words get out, HAN had to strike first.
They had to strike a balance between competing private and public interests or between different.
So of course, she had to strike a few poses.
I had to strike a little deal with Dad.
Finally, the updating of the protection had to strike a balance among the different rightholders.
I had to strike down the Paladin responsible.
Triggering the only impulse I've ever had to strike a student repeatedly and violently.
I had to strike soon in order to help Max.
Plague after plague, he resisted to the point where God had to strike his firstborn.
Trail bosses had to strike a balance between speed and the weight of the cattle.
Deeply unpleasant man. You wouldn't believe the deal I had to strike for my lease.
The government and the users had to strike a formula for sharing any operating surpluses.
Had to strike them down. Had to strike them down.
On four occasions, we had to strike to achieve a fair contract.
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Examples of using Strike
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The strike was a pretext for something bigger
Without the right to strike workers are enslaved
The strike or lockout must immediately be terminated
