It's just the poor people get hit first and worst.

Particular attention is given to requirements of extremely poor areas hit by violence.

But of course, then the ball hits the other side, the ripples hit the poor fish, they can't find any peace and quiet.

I hit it. I hit it, I hit it, I hit it!

He hit me, he hit me, he hit me.

Hit him. Hit him!

A hit on the superstructure. A hit again!

A hit? What's a hit?

Don't hit the desk, hit me if you dare.

The poor international environment hit Brazil s economy mainly via foreign trade, aggressive competition in the Brazilian market, and echoes of the negative expectations prevailing in advanced countries.

Epiphany hit me. Something hit me.

Don't hit me. Don't hit me.

A hit, a very palpable hit.

HHe hit me! He hit me!

Well hit, sir! Very well hit!

Hit it now! Boy, eh? Yeah, hit it.

Don't hit a woman. Don't hit a woman.

Then we hit Antietam and hit 'em hard.

Hit the bunk!

There's the hit.

Hit the gate!

Hit

Hit!

Today's hit single is not last year's hit single.

She dove in the pool. And when she hit the water, the wine hit her.

It seriously damaged housing and infrastructure and hit especially hard the poor people who lost their houses, boats, fishing nets and fish processing equipment used to sustain their livelihoods.

I'll hit the hay.

We've hit the jackpot!

Tracy'll hit the ceiling.

Hit the old lady?

Go hit the books.

We hit the jackpot!

11. The Secretary General of UNCTAD stressed that the Asian crisis had hit the poor particularly hard, in terms of sharp falls in commodities and in the export prices of some goods.

Not least, it has caused financial problems in many oil importing developing countries and countries with economies in transition, where rising bills for imported energy hit the poor in particular.

Hit me.

Hit me.

Orchestra Hit

Breakpoint Hit

Watchpoint Hit

Hit slowly...

Hit points

Hit Points

Hit me.

He's hit.

Another hit.