Sentence examples for hit indians from inspiring English sources

When the final downpour hit, Indians center fielder Kenny Lofton had to hurdle the tarp as the crew scrambled onto the field.

The global financial crisis has hit Indian stockmarkets hard.

The economic downturn has hit Indian country much harder than other parts of the nation.

On repeated occasions, Pakistan has used the Haqqani fighters to hit Indian targets inside Afghanistan, according to American intelligence officials.

Since then, a wave of hyperviolent films, often with anti-Pakistani and anti-Muslim themes, have hit Indian cinemas.

Mr. McGraw didn't sing his stereotype-slinging hit, "Indian Outlaw"; it played just before he arrived onstage.

"No one can tell you to this day as we are seated here what would happen if a plane hit Indian Point".

"If you hit Indian Point and hit it good, you can take out all of New York City -- you're going to take out the Catskills and possibly even the Adirondacks," said Mary Cronin, a leader of Croton's anti-Indian Point group.

Terrorists operating out of training camps believed to be armed and financed in part by the I.S.I. continue to hit Indian targets, while India is known to have conducted deep-penetration raids against terrorist camps in Pakistan.

Whitman had modest success until 1952, when his hit "Indian Love Call" reached the top ten of the U.S. country music charts, along with "Keep It a Secret" and "My Heart Is Broken in Three".

The cars, which are being designed locally and will compete with low-cost models marketed by domestic manufacturers, are expected to hit Indian roads in 2015 and be priced at less than sixty-five hundollarsllars.