Too pumped up is perhaps the best expression, not so much desperate to hit the ground running as willing to run into anything in his way.
You may look more composed if you're not worrying about operating the camera, and will be able to hit just the right expression.
You can learn to hit a chord loudly, but that's not expression.
Hit you or threatened to hit you?
As Chairman of eBay Inc., PayPal's parent company, and as a philanthropist and soon-to-be publisher deeply committed to government transparency, press freedoms and free expression, these issues hit close to home.
Despite these results, we found that several genes displaying differential expression by EST hit number (orthologs to At2g39060, At5g55450, and At1g77110) were verified to be upregulated in one type of B. rapa nectary over the other via RT PCR (Fig. 3), even though these differences were not observed in Arabidopsis via microarray (Table 2).
But its Mad-style, hit-or-miss humor has enough hits, pardon the expression, to keep it breezy and reasonably bright.
We found that the expression of hit genes was skewed towards the highest expression categories in both trials as compared to the random reference (p < 0.0001 for all subgroups except for HSC CD15+ with p = 0.052, Mann Whitney test).
I'll stop short of paying to see the likes of We're the Millers in an actual cinema, but when an Aniston film makes its way to ITV3, as most mediocre American rom-coms invariably do, I will put on my tracksuit bottoms and a gormless expression, and hit the sofa for two uninterrupted hours of very mild amusement.
Adding Sunday's final, Williams's 82 matches would be the most of any player in 2013, with Agnieszka Radwanska second at 75. "Last night I was in my hotel and I was lying down, and I just — I understand the expression — I hit a wall," Williams said, slapping her hands together for emphasis.
