Sentence examples for that hits with from inspiring English sources
Armed with a perverse comedic view of the monsters behind every corner and an illustration style that hits with the thwack of a nightmare, Mr. Wilson has been reassuring his readers for more than 50 years that things really are as bad as they seem, probably worse.
Mr. Gollehon, a trumpeter, leads a quintet -- with himself and a baritone saxophone in the front line -- that hits with the force of a rock group.
There is one for "Don't Touch My Hair" that features the throaty baritone and presence of the British electronic-music producer Sampha and another for "Cranes in the Sky" — a song that hits with a cathartic, weightless chorus that may send a listener into a round of leaps, pirouettes, and earthly affirmations.
The company even outed a new product line dubbed Arnova that hits with the bare minimum physical memory.
The result is a timelessly muscular piece of work that hits with distorted fury.
One of the officers, he said, began "indiscriminately" shooting off pepper balls, a less lethal form of crowd control that hits with a sting and explodes with a burn.
On top of all that came a perfect storm of unforeseen events that hit with calamitous force.
Barlow, already smarting from recent tax avoidance revelations, had recorded a new version of the Take That hit with guests including Kimberley Walsh, Katy B, Glenn Hoddle and Geoff Hurst.
Bruno Senna, who went out on the first lap after that hit with Vettel, says that German came across him and that the hit was too big to carry on.
Sidney followed that hit with Holiday in Mexico (1946), a popular musical comedy that featured Jane Powell as a teenager who falls in love with pianist José Iturbi (playing himself) while trying to find a spouse for her father (Walter Pidgeon).
The launch ended up with a launcher failure caused by abnormal separation of one of the strap-on boosters (Block D) that hit with its nose the core stage (Block A) in the fuel tank area.
