Sentence examples for really hard hit from inspiring English sources
"Our area has been really hard hit by unemployment," said Suzy Heinbockel, a Council member.
"There is another 5 million who are being really hard hit by high food prices and on the edge of being food insecure," he said.
"People are really hard hit.
"They come from very warm places, so to cross the cold highlands is a really hard hit to them," said Sanchez.
Very often a really hard hit to the muzzle or nose is enough to make him stop chasing after you!
If the defender is really close, you can also lower your shoulder and give the guy a really hard hit under the chin or in the chest.
"What's different about this campaign than just Madonna voguing in a flag is that this is really hard hitting: it's going to be scary if you don't use your voice".
"I'm really hard to hit".
"They have to work really hard to hit the right note with their colleagues", she said.
There is a good reason why: when double scoped with a gun, strafing targets are really hard to hit.
"This is really a hard hit for the school of thought that animals slowly evolved in the Precambrian," Dr. Matz said.
