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Beginning to be struck by Defarge's manner, Mr. Lorry looked dubiously at him, and led the way.

An unwary pedestrian is much more likely to be struck by a car than one who looks both ways and crosses with the light.

Still, there have been no signs of panic in markets because most investors expect a deal to be struck by the deadline.

A European visiting Asia can only be struck by the contrast between Asian and European views of the US.

You'll be struck by her beauty the moment you see her.

Talk to any of the MPs from constituencies under the Heathrow flightpath and you will be struck by their fury.

A woman is more likely to be struck by lightning than get this condition.

Selection and use of tools must be such that the worker will not lose his balance or be struck by the tool in case something goes wrong.

In fact, you are more likely to be struck by lightning than to become an instant millionaire.

thunderbolt The plane might be struck by a thunderbolt.

Keep away from trees or masts which are likely to be struck by lightning.

Households buy insurance against the possibility that their homes may be struck by lightning.

You'll be struck by her beauty the moment you reach Tibet.

Trees, because of their height, are apt to be struck by lightning and are, therefore, actually dangerous during violent electric storms.

The driver eased the car round slightly for fear to be struck by the speeding car.

One cannot but be struck by the enthusiasm of the representatives present.

One can't but be struck by his enthusiasm.

Avoid leftovers from a meal otherwise you may be struck by lightning or marry an ugly wife.

To the east on the hill, a large temple bell may be struck by tourists for a small fee.

The problem size of one changing lane vehicle to strike or be struck by the following vehicle in the objected lane is the largest.

As psychologists we must be struck by the depth of religious irrationality.

Anyone who has visited a modern factory will be struck by the high output, and relatively few workers.

A poet is someone who stands outside in the rain hoping to be struck by lightning.

Men are 6 times more likely to be struck by lightning than women.

His cousin was said to be struck by a snake.

otherwise you may be struck by a thunderbolt.

You can be struck by a golf ball, you can be hit by lightning, you can have a golf cart accident.

The overwhelming thing that a US space tourist would be struck by is how incredibly thin they are.

You'll also be struck by the tone.

Anyone who grew up, as I did, in teeming England will be struck by how sparsely inhabited the US still is.

This is where lightning comes in. Obviously we don't have to be struck by lighting in order to satisfy our need for nitrogen!

you shouldn t say , " i didn t do this . if im lying to you , i ll be struck by lightning . . . "

be struck by You can't help being struck by her kindness.

Sometimes, only after all these repeated viewings, he will suddenly be struck by a detail he hadn't previously noticed.

The Indian trade minister expressed optimism that a deal will be struck by next year.

But, I seem to be struck by you

be struck by the beauty of the West Lake

Be struck by a bullet; get shot

Be struck by her beauty

be struck by one's beauty

Be struck by a snake