Sentence examples similar to striking the table forcefully from inspiring English sources

Recalling his oath, Diana strikes the table.

He struck the table again and began to speak.

Run the dull side of your blade flat along the neck, in a straight line up, striking the neck ring forcefully.

At 16:44 UTC the drogue parachutes had been deployed and seven minutes later the Command Module struck the water forcefully.

As the disheartened British advance guard began to break, the main British force arrived, followed soon after by German reinforcements that struck the American troops forcefully.

If it was the energy and dynamism of his readings of the Shostakovich concertos that struck the listener most forcefully, they were often tellingly poignant, too.

It turns out that the stomatopod limb is traveling through the water so fast and striking the prey's shell so forcefully that water is being vaporized and forming rapidly collapsing bubbles that release huge additional energy in the form of heat, pressure, and light just milliseconds after the initial strike.

"A lot of deals are being struck under the table.

His brilliant exposition and moral teaching have the note of universality; his words strike the reader today as forcefully as ever, and his humorous sallies are as pungent as when they provoked laughter in the congregations of Antioch and Constantinople.

"Knowing what we know now, we should have banged the table more forcefully," he says.

"Knowing what we know now, we should have banged the table more forcefully" he now says.