Sentence examples for actions hit from inspiring English sources

Many of them, I'm sure, have nightmares about showing up to the airport in their underwear ("Oops, I knew I forgot something!") so these actions hit a nerve.

A day after the two journalists were arrested last year, their newspapers openly attacked the government's actions, hitting a few raw nerves.

This will be just one of scores of UK Uncut actions hitting RBS branches across the country, days after the bailed-out bank announced the size of this year's bonus pot.

Once you know that the address where all the action takes place is 406 Clybourne Street, the impact of words and actions hits home all the more forcefully.

But the S.& P. action hit a nerve.

When the action hit "Cloverfield" thrilled audiences in 2008, few in theaters could have guessed that they were, at least in part, under the creative stewardship of Steven Spielberg.

The move could very well reteam the duo, who last worked together on the surprise 2009 action hit Law Abiding Citizen.

Bifurcated characters who are unable to voice their desires can be found in most of Mr. Lee's movies, from the modest character studies like "The Wedding Banquet" and "Eat Drink" to his epic-scaled action hit, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon".

Scottish actor Gerard Butler is reportedly in talks to take the lead villain role in a remake of Point Break, the 1991 action hit starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze and directed by Kathryn Bigelow.

Kershner had already directed several noteworthy, if not particularly commercial, films, including A Fine Madness (1966) and Loving (1970), but with Empire he moved into another bracket, and he followed it with two more vehicles in already established franchises, the James Bond movie, Never Say Never Again, Sean Connery's last appearance as Bond, and the sequel to the action hit, Robocop.

Already numerous projects are in the works at other networks, including shows called "limited series" on ABC, like "Resurrection," (a town is shaken by the return of long-dead relatives) and "event series" on the Fox network, including the resumption of the action hit "24" and a "Twin Peaks -style susPeaks -style called "Wayward Pinesuspense