Sentence examples for hour to hit from inspiring English sources

In four hours against Federer, he hit 21 aces; this time it took him half an hour to hit his first, another hour to hit his second – followed by a third within a couple of minutes.

The snow spotters are paid $40 an hour to hit the highways whatever time of day or night the snow flies.

It took her nearly an hour to hit her first ace, and she looked more relaxed after holding for 4-1.

Six months is 180 days, meaning the company was providing an average of 5.5 million rides a day, or 230,000 an hour to hit a billion rides in six months.

Then take another hour to hit the grocery store.

The stomachache/depression takes less than half an hour to hit, and when it hits, I'm Brooke Shields in 2005.

Sources say sub-editors and picture desk staff on the magazine regularly work shifts of up to 24 hours to hit production deadlines.

At 9 p.m., with the punishment from the Columbus game just starting to set in — it takes about 36 to 48 hours to hit, he said — Anthony gathered his notebooks, left the chalk-covered lab and headed into the night for the subway back to Brooklyn.

But hold that thought for now and leave your bedroom for a few hours to hit up the duo's US debut show, Blue Jeans On Ice, at LA's KK Gallery.

It could be that when the Giants called Bryant back, as they desperately sought alternatives to the injured kicker Owen Pochman, he was energized by genuine opportunity -- in the same way distance runners shave seconds off their times in competition, or pitchers who usually throw 89-90 miles an hour start to hit 93-94 on radar guns.

You might still have many daylight hours ahead to hit the beach (or to get work done, if you must).