Sentence examples for head striking from inspiring English sources

It is not clear if he sought medical help but Alyaoum 24 suggested that the damage was mainly caused by the man's head striking the floor of the shop as he fell, not from the punch itself.

Not only is proper technique required — upper body arched, shoulders squared to the target, chest and neck snapping forward, head striking the ball at the hairline — but so is courage in the face of a possible collision with the fistic rush of a goalkeeper or with the goalpost.

It marks the first time that the Coens have used the sound of a head striking a blackboard as the base rhythm for a promo – not to mention the imaginative, in-tempo deployment of a hacking cough and a dismissive wheeze.

On admission, the most frequent cause of TBI was motor vehicle accident (142 patients, 54.8%) and the most frequent mechanism was head striking an object (170 patients, 65.6%).

These days, he's more likely to jump around in a giant papier mache head, striking ironic rock poses and generally swivelling his hips.

Head striking an object (68.4% in mTIH group and 63.2% in non-mTIH group) was the most frequent mechanism of TBI, followed by head being struck (19.3% in mTIH group and 21.1% in non-mTIH group) and whiplash (12.3% in mTIH group and 15.8% in non-mTIH group) (p = 0.705).

My head struck the driving mirror.

Mr. Babbitt's head struck the pavement and he later died.

Marshall fell back and his head struck the ice.

Pavelec's concussion may have been caused when the back of his head struck the ice.

Incredibly, while aloft, he turns, so that his shoulder, not his head, strikes the opposite wall.