Sentence examples for and will be hit from inspiring English sources

You will be treated as if you were withdrawing cash abroad and will be hit with lots of fees.

Ocado imports a lot of its fresh food and produce, as do other supermarkets, and will be hit by the weak pound making overseas goods more expensive.

The headphones are available online starting today and will be hit b8ta stores next month.

He's 47 and will be hit by the changed pension conditions - but felt this was the wrong battle.

Humana has a major Medicare Advantage business and will be hit hard by the reimbursement cuts.

EECA, which is home to a fast-growing HIV epidemic concentrated among PWUD, has already been affected and will be hit particularly hard by these changes in the near future.

The PS1 bags, each of which takes five to seven mochilas to make, are $1,100 to $2,250 and will be hitting Barneys New York later this month.

As noted previously in this column, Öpik has long pinned his hopes on succeeding Simon Hughes as the next Liberal Democrat president, and will be hitting the campaign trail at the party conference in September.

The shoes were first announced in March and will be hitting stores around next month.

It's available now through the MoMA Design Store and will be hitting Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Macy's (of all places) soon.

Here and will be hitting market in December of 2015.