Sentence examples for hit somewhere from inspiring English sources

The ad features Lily Allen singing Keane's 2004 hit Somewhere Only We Know.

It will hit somewhere around Cape May with 90 mile per hour winds.

When the specimen count hit somewhere around five hundred, Darling decided that it was time to go.

For the most part we stay in LA, although we do try and hit somewhere different like The Valley and Santa Monica.

It's very difficult to move things forward in society without the interests of innocent parties being hit somewhere down the line.

I hope he's able to hit somewhere in the.250 range with 10 to 15 home runs and get better as time goes by".

What if a natural disaster hits somewhere in the country and is so costly — worse than anything ever seen — that it further devastates the economy?

The company now tells me it's hitting somewhere north of $250 million in revenue this year.

Still, IMS predicts drug spending will continue to grow at least in the mid-single digits, hitting somewhere between $610 billion and $640 billion in 2020 before price concessions.

From there, a semiretired professional astronomer alerted other professionals, triggering a flurry of orbital calculations into the night at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California, and back at MPC. Calculations at JPL were giving 2004AS1 a 25% chance of hitting somewhere in the Northern Hemisphere in a few days.

They put the odds of a major hurricane hitting somewhere along the coasts of the United States at 64percentt, up from the average probability of 52percentt.