Sentence examples for courts hit from inspiring English sources

Complaints to election officials and the courts hit dead ends, Mr. Shein said.

She used to hang around the local tennis courts, hit a ball against a brick wall with a wooden bat, and sometimes borrow a racket for a game after the members of the Barellan War Memorial Tennis Club had finished for the day.

Organisers of the event - the first of four annual international Grand Slam tennis events - implemented an extreme-heat policy halfway through the tournament when temperatures on the outside courts hit 43C.

Page A12 COURTS HIT BY BUDGET CUTS Under a plan revealed last month and scheduled to take effect this fall, San Francisco will close 25 courtrooms, reduce clerks' hours, and lay off more than 175 employees, effectively bringing the business of the court to a crawl.

I watched Federer out on the practice courts hitting with a 24-year-old British player named Andrew Fitzpatrick, who was ranked 570th in the world and had earned a total of $33,982 in his career, about $2,000 less than what first-round losers at Wimbledon received this year.

But his promising career at court hit the buffers when he secretly married his boss's niece, Ann.

This evening's main attraction is Don (The Enforcer) Rickles, not so much the court jester of TV as the court hit man.

The trial court hit Bank of America with a $1.267 billion penalty and ordered a former Countrywide executive, the only individual named as a defendant in the case, to pay a separate $1 million fine.

The supreme court hit the pause button on Barack Obama's plans to cut climate pollution from power plants, injecting new uncertainty into the viability of Obama's climate plan once he leaves office in 2017.

"He has so much power, he's able to go through the court, hit pretty flat".

It was like a Federer forehand to the base of the court hit with enormous ferocity.