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strike from

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strike someone or something from something
to remove someone or something from something, such as a list. I will have to strike David from our rolls. He never shows up. We struck the red car from the list of eligible racers.
See also: strike
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I have personally removed a Dim Mak strike from several different individuals who had been struck by a master of the Chinese art of Dim Hsueh.
Dim Mak (Part 2 of 2) by Richard Clear / Ethnic, cultural, racial issues community
So we are intensifying the strike from today expecting the government to give solution to our problem," she added.
Doctors go on indefinite hunger strike in Chennai by Asian News International
However, Rashwan added there were several changes that distinguish the new call to strike from that of last year's.
Political parties reluctant to join April 6 strike by Daily News Egypt (Egypt)
 
 
 
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