strike in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Strike: to hit or impact something with force, or to engage in a work stoppage as a form of protest or demand for better conditions.

The baseball player managed to strike the ball with exceptional power.
After hours of negotiations, the workers decided to go on strike for better wages.
The sudden thunderstrike surprised everyone at the outdoor concert.
She felt a creative strike of inspiration right before she began her painting.
The company faced a significant challenge when a cyber attack caused a strike against its network.
The workers decided to strike for better wages and improved working conditions.
With a sudden strike of lightning, the sky lit up, illuminating the landscape.
She had to strike a balance between her career ambitions and family responsibilities.
The baseball player managed to strike the ball with incredible force, sending it flying.
After weeks of negotiation, the two sides finally agreed to a ceasefire and ended the strike.
The clock struck midnight, signaling the end of the old year.
His performance was so powerful that it struck a chord with the audience.
With a swift motion, she aimed and struck the ball with precision.
The sudden storm caused the lightning to strike the tallest tree in the park.