“hit”造句，怎麼用hit造句

Your report will be hit tomorrow.

The truck hit the car broadside on.

It was an hour before the first shark hit him.

She missed them and hit her head on the apparatus.

You don't need to hit the gym or go running... play basketball, hit the batting cages, go hiking, anything that gets you active.

Try it out and then hit Replay for a mesmerizing Web experience, or hit Record and send your motion painting to a friend.

There were particular fears that tourism, a big earner of foreign exchange, would be badly hit.

But he wasn't obnoxious and I liked the volunteer work he did. We hit it off.

700m (12,467ft) Huayhuasi, Peru: Llama and alpaca farmers have been badly hit by recurring water shortages.

The province, which produces nearly a third of mainland exports, has been badly hit by the global slump.

Just remember, the farther Cavaliers or Paladins are from their target, the harder they will hit it.

One group was told that a glitch in the software would cause the correct answer to show on the screen if they hit the space bar—but only they would know they’d hit it.

"Can't we dig it out?" I asked after I hit it full speed with the lawn mower, breaking the blade.

Earlier this year, he was nearly hit by a speeding lorry while out on his bicycle scouting for locations for new cycle routes.

The impossibility of drumming in an uninhabited jungle hit him about the same time as the spear-butt from out of the bushes to his left.

Such a survey was done before oil from the tanker Sea Empress hit the Welsh coast in 1996, and made it possible to monitor the quite pleasing speed of the recovery.

I tried it once in the -middle of January, when the snow hit, but it would take a lot to coax me out of my clothes in that weather again.

It was part of a police campaign to call attention to the importance of zebra crossings, which are routinely ignored in Moscow, contributing to the large number of pedestrians who are hit by cars.

"The Yantze River was hit more seriously than the Yellow River. Some victims flew north, adding fuel to the flame of war among the local tribes. Thus, we have the Yellow Emperor fighting Yandi and Chiyou and the taming of flood by the Great Yu."

A lone hawk from afar swooped down from the sky, as if angered, angered by these leaden skies, its spread wings unmoving, until it almost hit the earthen slope of the stream's opposite bank; then it beat its wings and soared back up with a savage stridor.

I said, hit me again.

However, I hit a snag this time.

The batter hit a pop fly to the shortstop.

Obey the teacher or get hit with a strap.

Big private business schools in America, already hit by the much lower valuations of their endowment funds, seem likely to take the biggest hit.

Among those killed was a paramedic after his ambulance was hit by Israeli fire.

This morning on my way to school, I saw a motorbike hit a man on a bike.

In the second quarter of this year, GDP growth hit a racy 5.6% at an annual rate.

Vietnam had only begun opening when Asia's 1997 economic storm hit, so, unlike some of its neighbours, it was largely unscathed, and growth has accelerated since.

Archaeology received a gift from nature in 1850, when a strong storm hit the Orkney Islands, stripping away sand dunes and uncovering the remains of the Skara Brae settlement.

The peasant armed forces then marched on Changsha on May 31 to hit back at the counter-revolutionaries, but were stopped by the opportunist Chen Tu-hsiu and turned back. Thereupon a section was reorganized into an independent regiment to engage in guerrilla warfare.

I hit the purchase button.

He almost hit with his tail.

So, you would say, if you wanted to convey that bill was the hitter and John was hit, "bill John hit."

As you watch them jump and hit the top, you will notice something interesting. The fleas continue to jump, but they are no longer jumping high enough to hit the top.

Footage of the rehearsals was made into Jackson's posthumous concert movie "This is it" in 2009 and it became a global box office hit.

He-and his colleague from Malta, which has also been hit by an influx of north Africans-wanted the EU to apply an emergency rule to relocate the refugees across all member states.

The ship hit a shelf of coral.

He didn't hit off only one run in the first innings.

The seldom-seen floods that hit China this past summer were caused mainly by abnormal climate, as well as damages of the ecological environment.

The bullet hit him plumb between the eyes.

He did not hit the right room directly, she motioned me to admit him, but he found it out ere I could reach the door, and in a stride or two was at her side, and had her grasped in his arms.

Instead, I fainted and hit my head on the sideboard, my last thought before passing out being that maybe if I hit myself hard enough I would get a couple of days in bed. A while off school.