Examples of using That struck in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Lopez testified that there was seven seconds between the shots that killed Tanner and the shot that struck him in the shoulder.
The high-powered rifle in the trunk of his car matches the bullet that struck your wife.
He wrote:"We have seen the reactions of Arabs who rejoice at the[catastrophe] that struck the simple American citizen.
It's similar to the damage from the lightning that struck our coelurosaurian theropod.
he was the first that struck one as being deeply and truly lonely.
He was full of curiosity and had an energy that struck me as remarkable for someone who had recently been evicted from his home.
What was damaged? The first thing that struck moment you say I do not deserve redeemed,
That struck her, because even though she's a woman, she's quite good with numbers.
displaying large neon signs, were built following a devastating hurricane that struck in 1926.
Their only hope was to lure the goblins into the valley between the arms of the Mountain; and themselves to man the great spurs that struck south and east.
including one that struck the pharmacy on the second floor at around 9:30 a.m., but the fire was the staff's most pressing concern.
but the rock that struck the statue became a mountain.
In the 1860s, an English surgeon named William Little wrote the first medical descriptions of a puzzling disorder that struck children in the first years of life,
Another thing that struck me deeply is my love of poetry,
In reading the legend of Yu the reference that struck me as meaningful, in terms of understanding the San Jiao,
What was the military objective of the drone missile attack at around 2:15 p.m. on January 9, 2009 that struck persons in the street near the al-'Amda Restaurant in Khan Tunis?
despite the financial storm that struck throughout the world and led many banks in Europe and the US to difficulties and failures.
That strike you as a little weird?
Just anything that strikes you as significant or interesting.
Why does that strike me as not right?