Sentence examples for that may hit from inspiring English sources

We hid in the basement, hoping the concrete would provide some protection against a rocket that may hit the building.

Nothing jumped out until he saw a weather forecast about a new storm that may hit the hurricane-scarred East Coast on Wednesday.

There is also no guarantee that viewers will want to watch prime-time series with topical themes that may hit too close to home.

Ideally, sunglasses should have large polycarbonate wraparound lenses that protect against hard objects that may hit the eye as well as providing full UV blockage.

Britain's economy is peculiarly vulnerable to the global downturn and the government needs to sell a lot of gilts to fund a budget deficit that may hit 10% of GDP.

In their discussions leading up to the decision, many at the meeting noted the uncertainty surrounding the economy, given the risks posed by the continuing debt crisis in Western Europe and the major tax increases and spending cuts that may hit next year in the United States.

We will blow through six million, and it's possible that we may hit higher marks than that.

Thus it is more likely that one may hit upon a variant that is a linked marker rather than hit directly upon the culprit causative variant.

Depending on the size of the plane, engines are expected to withstand a hit from a bird of four to eight pounds, but some birds, like the kind that may have hit Flight 1549, can be larger.

One creditor committee at Enron, for instance, guesses that fees may hit $700m for the two years or more that the firm thinks its bankruptcy will take.

John Abraham reported on a study by Drew Shindell at NASA that may have hit on the answer.