Sentence examples for depression hit from inspiring English sources

The 1930s Depression hit the country hard.

The Depression hit the family hard.

The Depression hit the Gore family very hard.

The Depression hit, and government jobs became increasingly valuable.

The depression hit these stores in 1930, & they went bankrupt & he was broke again.

Six months after he graduated from college, his first depression hit him.

The Depression hit, and his grandfather, father and uncle were accused of embezzlement.

Farmers in depression-hit Britain and Japan were cutting back on fertilisers, reducing output.

Born Ellen Muriel Deason in Nashville, Tennessee, she left school in her teens, in the Depression-hit early 30s, and took a job ironing shirts.

That would be a nice way of flushing away differences and getting the next presidency going in a spirit of rediscovered cooperation between Depression-hit allies.

The Victorian corsets were loosened in Jonathan Kent's Chichester/West End production which relocated the story to a depression-hit 1930s, but Brining rips the stays away entirely.