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How do you put the word strike in a sentence?

Here are some sentences using the word "strike" with different meanings:

Meaning: to hit something forcefully:

* The baseball player struck the ball out of the park.

* The clock struck midnight.

* She struck a match to light the candle.

Meaning: to cause something to happen suddenly and unexpectedly:

* The news struck her like a bolt of lightning.

* Disaster struck the town when the hurricane hit.

* An idea struck me while I was walking to work.

Meaning: to refuse to work as a form of protest:

* The workers went on strike to demand better pay.

* The teachers' strike lasted for several weeks.

* The airline pilots are planning a strike for next month.

Meaning: to find something by chance:

* I struck gold when I found this antique at the flea market.

* She struck up a conversation with the stranger on the train.

* The explorers struck oil in the desert.

These are just a few examples, and the meaning of "strike" can vary depending on the context.

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