Sentence examples for a hit of this from inspiring English sources
MGM in particular was counting on a strong opening; a hit of this size helps shore up its financial footing.
Those wanting a hit of this kind of grill food – mangal simply means brazier or barbecue – then had to schlep up to the furthest reaches of north London.
During the same action, Prince of Wales received a hit of this type from a 15-inch shell, which travelled underwater for about 80 feet (25 m), struck about 28 feet (8 m) below the waterline, penetrated several light bulkheads and fetched up, without exploding, against the torpedo bulkhead.
The nameless guy in a Colorado bar who, in a friendly gesture, offered President Barack Obama a toke of his joint (captured on video), with the immortal words "You want a hit of this?" The amazing thing was what happened immediately afterwards -- Obama laughed it off, and nothing else happened.
It's not just fashion that could do with a hit of berries this season, beauty looks have been getting fruity too.
Performance-wise, however, you're going to take a bit of a hit on this device when compared to similar i5 devices.
And Sony probably doesn't deserve to have a hit of any kind at this point, but I'm kind of excited about the NW-S705 after reading the CNET Asia review of it.
Using the current number of pubs, this implies a hit of £23m to Enterprise's EBITDA [earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization] and £16m to Punch, an 8% hit to EBITDA.
Or my boyish good looks, the NME hair, the expansive wardrobe coupled with exotic locations, the soft modest enthusiasm with just a hit of Lancashire, the winning smile... this winning smile – ah, that's got you, hasn't it?
She gives you a little hit of this or that, and then you finish the collage — she'll put things on the table and say, 'Here, entertain me,' and then kind of disappear.
She gives you a little hit of this or that, and then you finish the collage she'll put things on the table and say, 'Here, entertain me,' and then kind of disappear.
