The act of contacting one thing with another.
1 The government plans to control the state before hitting rock-bottom, he said.
2 Older people increasingly want to continue working even after hitting pensionable age.
3 This may be as a result of austerity measures hitting their income.
4 Above him, he heard the flattened reports of bodies hitting the water.
5 Path of cannon ball; weight of fish in water; hitting distant mark.
6 Experts say this perfect storm of factors is also hitting birth rates.
7 Tornadoes hitting New Hanover just outside Wartburg in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa.
8 Greek MPs voted for the bailout, including hard - hitting austerity measures, on Thursday.
9 And these interferences are increasing, and hitting valuable men at important times.
10 The parlour-maid favoured the idea of hitting the prisoner with a broom-handle.
11 Yesterday, he produced a hard - hitting analysis of the challenges facing Aer Lingus.
12 A well-fuelled runner reduces their risk of hitting the dreaded marathon 'wall'.
13 The company said falling demand for silicon wafer is hitting its bottomline.
14 Hong Kong shares extended gains, hitting fresh intra-day highs on the year.
15 Experts claim this means most patients end up hitting the bottle again.
16 I'll definitely take five, six days off and then start hitting again.
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