Sentence examples for perhaps hit from inspiring English sources
"Other teams have to go on the road and perhaps hit a wall.
It expects unemployment to climb close to, or perhaps hit, three million.
All agree he can run, field, throw, hit for power and perhaps hit for average over time.
Though the practical application of a course on movie riffing seems negligible, Mr. Hodgson has perhaps hit upon something in the age of social media.
Commodity analysts at Japanese bank Nomura have warned that prices could perhaps hit $220 a barrel if the crisis in the Middle East continues.
Tuesday, she seemed to wobble for a moment — perhaps hitting a rut in the ice — during a long backward, diagonal approach to her triple lutz.
Analysts say that oil could continue to fall, perhaps hitting a low of $10 per barrel, which would make it cheaper than bottled water.
"A sailboat is the ideal microcosm for a self-sufficient dwelling," says the architect David Hertz, perhaps hitting the nail on the head.
Christmas Day has been a marquee day for the N.B.A. for 65 years, perhaps hitting its peak in popularity last year when Dec. 25 marked the start of a lockout-shortened season.
Ditto the French, who might have been no great shakes at the back, but had a midfield – Platini, Jean Tigana, Alain Giresse – wondrous enough to paper over any cracks, and were perhaps hitting their stride at exactly the right time.
