Sentence examples for to hit somewhere from inspiring English sources

I hope he's able to hit somewhere in the.250 range with 10 to 15 home runs and get better as time goes by".

Chowdhry said that investors were expecting iPod sales to hit somewhere between 24 million and 30 million units.

But the edibles sector is predicted to hit somewhere between $12 and $22 billion by the time the market is in full swing.

Rather she only had enough strength to hit somewhere in the middle, meaning maybe she got a small stuffed animal.

Translation: expect "Safe House" to hit somewhere between $20 and $30 million, and for Reynolds to breath a sigh of relief.

"A 2 mm size MMOD particle is expected to hit somewhere on [the International Space Station] every 6 months or so".

Of course you aim for the corner, but all you need to do is hit somewhere near the upper outside corner of the box and that's good enough to get the ball to bank into the basket.

Two Airstrikes just hit somewhere close to Hadda in #Sanaa where I live; building were shaking badly #Yemen.

When the specimen count hit somewhere around five hundred, Darling decided that it was time to go.

It's very difficult to move things forward in society without the interests of innocent parties being hit somewhere down the line.

The investigators are inclined to explain that breach by pointing to foam debris that fell from the shuttle booster's external tank upon liftoff and hit somewhere in the area of the left wing.