Sentence examples for be hit with a from inspiring English sources

"You will normally be hit with a higher exchange rate for this service," warns Mr Hagger.

Tagliabue determined that Lewis should be hit with a hefty fine.

Both clubs look certain to be hit with a charge of failing to control their players.

When investors' nerves fray, closed-end funds can be hit with a double dose of worries.

If you pay by credit card you will also be hit with a £2.50 surcharge.

Some people believed Everett would be hit with a longer suspension.

Russia would probably be hit with a fresh round of sanctions, which could bring down its banks.

UEFA announces yesterday that they had opened disciplinary proceedings against Gattuso, who could be hit with a lengthy ban.

Trump, another wealthy executive with a checkered business history, is about to be hit with a similar barrage.

The CQC has consulted on a further increase, so some providers could be hit with a 300% rise in charges.

Bring up the topic of grammar at any party and you're likely to be hit with a tirade.