Examples of 'saw him hit' in a sentence
Meaning of "saw him hit"
saw him hit: This phrase implies witnessing someone physically strike or make contact with someone or something
How to use "saw him hit" in a sentence
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saw him hit
Nobody actually saw him hit her.
I saw him hit the floor.
None of us ever saw him hit a home run.
I saw him hit the sidewalk.
Someone else shot Mr. Kentner the same person who saw him hit the tree.
I never saw him hit anyone in his life.
Ruth stated, " I think I was born as a hitter the first day I ever saw him hit a baseball.
I never saw him hit her.
I saw him hit her a couple of times with the right fist.
No, I never saw him hit my mother.
I saw him hit that man over the head with a lead pipe.
And fight! with a short right . I saw him hit this fuckin ' bloke once, mate.
I saw him hit that turf.
They saw him hit.
Saw him hit his head on a coffee table?
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I think I saw him hit his head.
I saw him hit the brake lights when he saw me and then speed up again.
Witnesses say they saw him hit the deck, but they thought he was just overacting.
I saw him hit the ground, After I shot the man I thought was the robber.
Multiple witnesses saw him hit in the face … by your Nate Desmond.
Saw him hit his head on a coffee table? - That's right.
By God I saw him hit the rock with the scythe.
I saw him hit his son.
You just saw him hit the ground?
I saw him hit it when I was in the office.
I think I saw him hit his head . Xander!
I saw him hit the floor . He had a stroke.
Witnesses saw him hit the deck, but thought he was overacting.
I saw him hit you . On the street.
You saw him hit her?
I saw him hit Casey.
I saw him hit you.
I saw him hit Colin.
I saw him hit Calum.
I saw him hit Callum… hard.
You saw him hit me, right? cover up.
You saw him hit her, did not you?
I saw him hit this fuckin' bloke once, mate, with a short right.
I saw him hit the floor . What?
I saw him hit his son. She's delusional.
You saw him hit Gyu-jeong and me . Mom.
You saw him hit her? KATE, No, but I heard it.
