stricken造句

a stricken measure of flour.

Medical supplies are being dropped to the stricken area.

The heroic sisters quickly headed off the panic-stricken sheep.

The stricken pilot, he added, didn't respond to jolts from a defibrillator.

Stricken carmakers do not rank with stricken Banks as systemic threats; but restoring them to health is still regarded as vital by almost every big, advanced economy.

I stopped and ran toward the stricken woman, but my guide pulled me back.

Relief goods were quickly handed out to the people in the stricken area.

Its supporters promise jobs and investment in an arid, poverty-stricken part of Kenya.

What does all this mean for eventual control of the stricken reactor as well as the cleanup?

But the frown of this pale, weak, sinful, and sorrow-stricken man was what Hester could not bear, and live!

The short-sighted reprieve led to a huge rally in the shares of stricken banks such as Citigroup.

Far from the misery-stricken place so often portrayed, Africa today is alive with rising urban centers, a growing consumer class, and sizzling business deals.

After the big earthquakes in Osaka and Kobe, Japan, the Chinese Embassy and consulate there promptly extended their sympathies to stricken Taiwan compatriots.

Many of the new arrivals are still suffering from malnutrition and malnourishment after enduring often long and arduous journeys from famine-stricken Somalia.

Yet as one who recognized that socialism cannot thrive in poverty-stricken conditions, he would have understood perfectly how the Russian revolution came to be lost.

The Japanese have responded to the worst disaster to befall them in modern times stoically – some, such as the workers who volunteered to stay in the stricken plant, heroically.

There are reported that people all over the world are praying for a child stricken with a so-called incurable ailment, for peace among nations, for a group of miners trapped in a flooded mine.

Since the beginning of the 1990s, considering the reality of the poverty-stricken areas, China has paid special attention to making aid accessible to individual villages and households, as an important measure.

One was a young man smoking a pipe (she had never seen him before), and the other was the kindly, poverty-stricken artist for whom her sympathetic heart had interceded only this morning.