Sentence examples for preparations to hit from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of churches, schools, local governments and fringe artists began preparations to hit the airwaves after the Federal Communications Commission approved licensing rules for low-power FM radio stations.

Mr. Honeycutt "butted in and, insiders say, clenched his fist in preparation to hit the actress," Variety said.

"We've done at least enough preparation to hit the ground running," Carrizosa said.

This increased activity, Dr. Harmon-Jonesaidid, seems to reflect not the sensation of being angry so much as the preparation to express it, the readiness to hit back.

— COREY KILGANNON New York City mobilized in preparation for the northeaster expected to hit the city tomorrow, as Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced that parks, playgrounds and beaches would close for 24 hours beginning at noon Wednesday.

Many more students are on track to hit [college preparation] requirements.

College seniors are entering a world of money -- and without very much preparation for what is about to hit them.

H&R Block climbed 2.7% after the tax software and preparation company said it remains on track to hit its financial forecast for the fiscal year.

TAMPA, Fla .— President Obama urged Gulf Coast residents to pay attention to Tropical Storm Isaac and make preparations for a "dangerous" storm that is likely to hit late Tuesday.

It's good". Looking ahead, Button said McLaren would need to hit the ground running in preparation for the 2012 season.

Italy's preparations have been affected by the latest match-fixing scandal to hit their domestic football.