strike at

"People are striking at me as if we are at war, " she said, adding pointedly, "up to now, I thought I was on the same side as government. "

A stroke is the forward movement of the club made with the intention of striking at and moving the ball -- see Definition of "Stroke. "

Striking at it produces clear and melodious sounds.

Striking at local Chiang Kai-shek forces militarily to the neglect of disintegrating them politically has usually led to failure.

The policy has been controversial but has also proved effective at striking at terrorist targets with a minimal risk to American lives.

Among other things, he pictured lightning striking at both ends of a moving train.

The supporting point of Cheng Xiao-yan is prominent , speed up effect is striking at the ending movement stage.

These compact alien warriors can deliver a knock-out blow, striking at speeds of 9 metres per second, even against the resistance of water.

In our efforts to mitigate the impact of this disease we need to consider striking at both a national and community level.

The use of special lighting means that the monument looks even more striking at night than it does by day.

For every thousand hacking at the leaves of evil, there is one striking at the root.

We are tracking a group of spies who are planning to undermine our society, striking at our security itself.

Ali, " cried he, striking at the same time on the brazen gong . "

Most striking at first is this appearance of sudden illumination, a manifest sign of long, unconscious prior work.

Striking at the Crime in Economic Sphere Is the Necessary Guarantee for the Fulfilment of Four

a foul is striking at the ball with the fist , violations of rules 3 and 4 and such as described in rule 5

To play the lawyer's part to the full in striking at criminal activities