Sentence examples for really get to hit from inspiring English sources

You don't really get to hit anyone as a wide receiver.

"When you can kind of traverse a person's life over 20 years, you really get to hit a lot of the formative events that happen between the ages of 18 and 38".

There are 11 other teams having the same meetings but it's really got to hit home.

Wales' tournament opener against England next week is a huge game for both sides, and Gatland admitted: "You have really got to hit the ground running in this tournament.

"I think that one of the things that played to my strengths at Shea was being able to drive the ball to right-center, and you really got to hit it at Citi Field to get it out there," Wright said.

If it gets really bad, I've got to hit this and go to the hospital".

As I'm screaming, they push me into the pool, so I hit the water, freaking out and it didn't really get to me until I hit the bottom of the pool.

You really have to hit your mark, get your lines out, and hope you've got a bleeding good editor!" It is only five years since Hunt first stepped out of his Cortina into the nation's consciousness (in Life on Mars), but the role will follow Glenister for the rest of his career – not that that seems to bother him.

"It's hard to figure out what kind of warnings might bring home to the fans they might really get hit," he said.

"Pharma's one that would really get hit," said Erik Gordon, a professor at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan.

"I don't think people really understand how big and how fast he is, and how strong he is, until you really get hit by him," Fitzgerald said.