Sentence examples for was hit between from inspiring English sources

Photo: Ed Lucas, a radio baseball reporter who was blinded as a child when he was hit between the eyes by a line drive, was married at Yankee Stadium yesterday.

The speed of the planes is far from the only factor that will be important in explaining why the south tower, which was struck between the 78th and 84th floors, fell within 56 minutes and the north tower, which was hit between the 94th and 99th floors, stood for 102 minutes.

She was hit between 04:03 and 04:09 near the starboard engine room by a torpedo, and Nishimura wired to Kurita: "We proceed till totally annihilated.

As he does so, Yuvraj misses a hopeless pull stroke and is hit between the nipples.

In a recent article he argued that the brick wall will most likely be hit between 2013 and 2015.

"When you are filling a hole this big and adding to America's debt on such a large scale, you need to make sure every dollar is aimed for the economic boost you need," said Martin S. Feldstein, a Harvard economist who warned more than a year ago that the United States economy was about to be hit between the eyes.

"The public sector will really be hit between the eyes," said Mr Cozens.

Not even the agony of being hit between the legs could halt Tsonga's charge and after forcing his way back into the match, he overturned an early break in the fourth set with a delightful half-volley.

The Syrian American Medical Society also said another three medical centers were hit between October 6 and 7 in Aleppo, Hama, and Idlib provinces respectively.

Furious, Presto wants to attack Alec, but in an act to defend himself, Alec puts an offstage ladder into the wizard hat, and Presto is hit between its legs.

Hence the inevitable sentence uttered by their inevitably grizzled superior: "Why do my two best detectives have to be the biggest pains in my ass?" Even if, on some level, I had expected that cliche (or something like it), being hit between the eyes with the blunt instrument of that line was so much less enjoyable than it sounds.