Sentence examples for movement hit from inspiring English sources

In 2015, watch America edge back toward old authoritarian allies and the Arab-spring movement hit the scrapheap.

He took great pride in her presence at the school, a decade before the women's-liberation movement hit its stride.

But just as the youth movement hit high gear, Brown yanked the rookie Nate Robinson from the starting lineup, then removed him from the rotation altogether.

But one of the hardliners, Congressman Joe Walsh, who is aligned with the Tea Party movement, hit back that McCain had "been in this town too long" and had helped get the US into a mess.

But as the "draft Warren" movement hit the unavoidable truth that she was not interested in taking on the seemingly unbeatable Clinton machine, Sanders defied the skepticism of those around him to propose what looked like an even wilder moonshot of his own.

"Afterwards people said, 'I'm not this helpless person who has to eat up what other people tell me.'" The project, now in its third year, was born after a social justice movement hit Israel in the summer of 2011, with people protesting against the cost of living and the deterioration of public services.

When the movement hits 7 per cent (in either direction) trading is suspended until the end of the day.

"The way we beat them is by better ball movement, hitting shots, Amar'e having a better game and to me, those are under our control and we can do that," D'Antoni said.

As Mr. de Mul, who is Dutch, talks about the small advances that the United Nations and a host of relief agencies are making in Afghanistan, the new picture that emerges is of a strongly absolutist movement hitting the wall of daily reality.

But I'm most interested in the economic effects once the maker movement hits the developing world, where the demand for custom parts, recycled materials, and mechanical repairs is immense and inexhaustible.

This oversight means that even when the movement hits upon real issues – male sexual abuse, for example – its tactics usually fall short of what the issue deserves.