In printmaking, an 'edition' is a number of prints struck from one plate, usually at the same point in time.

The first principle of terrorist strategy was to strike at the point where national responsibilities were blurred.

"Not me," observed Elmer and struck, once, very judiciously, just at the point of the jaw.

He had controlled his first wild excitement, and the ball struck precisely at the point of aim.

And the effect of the operation is to strike fear into ordinary Americans at the focal point of the nation's political decision-making and media coverage.

Frantically the hunchback struck the wall at the same point where he was sure the smux had vanished.

I wrenched it free, struck again at the same point, chopping out a notch as if I meant to start felling it then and there.

Nothing so strange, that with the storm should come the lightning flash, and ever the lightning strikes at the highest point.

It strikes at just the point where the thing's green hood crosses the wolf-mask it wears.

Using the callused edge of his hand, Nicholas struck him at the point where the nerve bundle gathers at the side of the wrist.