Sentence examples for where it strikes from inspiring English sources

Fair enough, but here's where it strikes me as tricky.

On clay, the ball leaves clear marks where it strikes the court, and the umpire is allowed to use that mark to overrule incorrect calls.

The development's performance is particularly intriguing because of the curious role it has in the Rockaways, where it strikes a contrast against the modest houses, rustic bungalows, public housing projects and faded high-rises around it.

Giovanni's greatest innovation is the way in which the soft light suffuses the entire space, an effect particularly remarkable where it strikes the golden half dome of the apse and the ample draperies of the figures, which seem almost palpable.

Light enters through the lens, strikes an angled mirror, and bounces upward to the prism, where it strikes one surface after another, like a ball in a squash court, before exiting through the viewfinder.

4 Here comes the rain, driving me in to hide under the mulberry: the first drops splashy, then in a flash tighter and smaller, then thinning to dust, then smoke where it strikes the hard level of the neighbour's wall.

The impact pushed the car into the intersection, where it struck another car, the authorities said.

It took a high death toll in the neighboring Dominican Republic, where it struck as a Category 5.

In an instant, the vehicle was launched five hundred and fifty feet down the course, where it struck the ground and kicked up a plume of salt.

His next pitch was a fastball down in the strike zone, and Piazza belted it to left-center field, where it struck a clock above a Skydome restaurant.

When the first one hit the Green Zone, on the other side of the Tigris, we spent most of the night hunting for where it struck.