Sentence examples for units hit from inspiring English sources

Interrogation of eleven prisoners captured disclosed that one of the units hit was a specialized company of instructors.

But they have seen a substantial capital gain - the units hit a low at 11p in October 2002 and now trade around 30p.

That was 2.9 percent above the all-time low of 275,000 units hit in August for government records that go back to 1963.

But one developer's setback morphed, as the recovery began, into another's strategy for scrambling back just in time to deliver a finished product to an inventory-starved market: according to Corcoran's data, last year 1,132 new units hit the market, with just 136 postponed or canceled, and the projection for this year is 2,500 new units and no cancellations.

In 2007, when buyers were signing contracts based solely on floor plans and glossy brochures, more than 8,500 new units hit the market in Manhattan, not including Upper Manhattan neighborhoods, according to data compiled by the Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group.

Methods for visualising maps are described including best matching units, hit histograms, unified distance matrices and component planes.

Speculation has the receivers being released in two waves, with two high-end models arriving in July and three less-expensive units hitting in September.

If all goes well, Sqigle founder Jonathan Perry hopes to kick off the production process in earnest in July, with the first units hitting backer doorsteps by the end of the summer.

Tsonga, a bulky unit, hit thrillingly down the lines but also chipped and dinked with delicacy at the net.

But, in summer 2007, the unit hit a big speed bump when aberrational stock price moves from the United States to Japanese and European markets caused losses of about $500 million in a little more than two weeks.

Mr. Scott said commissions at the Dean Witter brokerage unit hit new highs, despite the firm's efforts to switch more of its individual customers to paying annual fees instead of commissions on their transactions.