Sentence examples for train to hit from inspiring English sources

She sat on train tracks and waited for a train to hit her; she did not throw herself in front of it.

You don't need to do cocaine on a moving train to hit your rock bottom.

I raced home on the trusty-ish F train to hit the gym with my partners in this health ordeal -- roommate Ballard and his girlfriend, Kelsey -- but they were trapped having a nice time on the Staten Island Ferry, which I had once recommended to them as the cheapest bar in New York.

Brace yourself for the momentum of the train to hit you.

The administration's forecast, which is far higher than those of most mainstream economists, sounds a little like a weak-hitting shortstop promising during spring training to hit 50 home runs during the season.

"I've just been trained to hit it as hard as I can," he admits.

"It takes very little training to hit a target at 100 yards," Mr. Chandler said, noting that the Washington sniper was believed to have fired from about 100 yards.

If officers spot an intruder, they are trained to hit the large red button on the nearest box — sending an alert to every post on the complex about the location of an incursion and piping sound from that location to other boxes around the property.

Designers who counted on Saks stores to showcase their newest creations also worried that the corporation was running the upscale emporium like a mundane department store -- starving it of necessary resources for inventory, remodeling and staff training to hit its financial targets.

Usually, footballs have a "sweet spot," like the "meat" of a baseball bat, that you're trained to hit for maximum speeds, accuracy, etc.

Pianists aim for the broad center, and are trained to hit the mark.