Sentence examples for hit a range from inspiring English sources

The presidential commercials continue to hit a range of issues.

But we've been hit a range of other factors, including the weather and the weakness of the euro".

"It was about 30 or 40 minutes from the time I hit a range ball versus the tee shot on 10.

This is because the broadcaster failed to hit a range of performance-based targets, such as for audience levels, resulting in a payout of just 13.5% of the basic pay of each top executive.

The fashion to's and fro's have hit a range of nerves: from uncertainties about our national identity in a country with no national dress to economic worries and basic patriotism.

It was part of a wave of attacks that hit a range of American companies beginning in mid-2009 and that was first publicly disclosed by Google in January 2010.

He told the BBC Radio 4's Today programme that discontent among workers was not just affecting these companies, and that worsening pensions, stagnant pay and reduced job security was hitting a range of industries.

The story itself hits a range of odd notes, from M. Gustave's ambisexuality to the precision mechanics of running a luxury hotel to the fine art of wooing the elderly women who are its guests -- to dealing with the rising threat of Nazism.

The result is a balanced palette that hits a range of flavor notes.

Moreover, protesters have hit a wider range of targets this time.

The savings could hit a wide range of Defra responsibilities such as recycling, nature protection and animal welfare.