"on hit" can be used in written English, usually to describe a single occurrence of something.
For example, "The rock exploded on hit, sending pieces in all directions."
"Come on, hit me!" he shouts.
Manager Ron Washington "was putting on hit and runs, bunting guys over.
"Instead you turn them on, hit the date book, check the data and turn them off".
I ganked this break for one of the tracks on Hit The Breaks.
But even on hit sets, they were one to two points per routine off the pace of the top programs.
Other planned parks are concentrating on hit virtual reality games.
Such a head-on hit can produce worse surges than a glancing blow because more water can be driven into estuaries and harbors.
Percentage of follow-on Hit to Lead projects.
But that has an off-and-on, hit-or-miss connection with ethnic and racial diversity".
The main project at hand is to itemize and thereby monumentalize Davis's legacy as the music industry's ultimate hands-on hit-maker.
Warwick's ultimate can stack on-hit effects such as the Black Cleaver or Madred's Bloodrazor.
