Sentence examples for a dramatic hit from inspiring English sources

The Colts (4-4) are in fourth, and without James their chances of making the playoffs took a dramatic hit.

It could have been a storybook ending if Cox had won, but also if Atlanta infielder Brooks Conrad had come up with a dramatic hit.

Apple's iPhone 5S has been a dramatic hit in China, comprising 12% of sales there during October, says market research company Counterpoint.

In the very beginning he had a dramatic hit in A Street Car Named Desire and a film hit with On the Waterfront.

In his speech to an Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry event in Sydney, Abbott reinforced previous warnings that the budget would take a dramatic hit from sharp declines in commodity prices.

Then pageviews would take a dramatic hit as search engines stopped unloading their daily cargo of drooling, eyelash-curling morons.

Cultural profiling took an equally dramatic hit when the first leader to emerge in the postattack aftermath proved to be a walking compendium of the attributes that horrified the lifestyle police of the Clinton years: Rudolph Giuliani, a married man who publicly abandoned his wife for a mistress and chose to live in the household of a gay couple.

It is the dramatic hit that concludes a game, empties Yankee Stadium and results in a player wearing pinstripes being plastered with a pie in the face.

Total received £0 Everybody wants to talk about the midfield – or lack of it – but rarely does a team of champions wave off their world-conquering defence in one dramatic hit.

All the way back to when he scored as the lefty in Clifford Odet's breakthrough dramatic hit, Waiting for Lefty.

His play is about physics as much as "Proof," the extraordinary dramatic hit on Broadway, is about mathematics.