Sentence examples for a notable hit from inspiring English sources

Last year, the Tricycle Theatre scored a notable hit with The Great Game, a cycle of short plays about Afghanistan.

Excluding animation, 2015 proved lacklustre for comedy releases, with only Pitch Perfect 2 (£17.39m) a notable hit.

Miracles from Heaven was a notable hit in the US where it was able to access the large faith-based market, grossing $61m this spring.

Superstudio's work starred in many international exhibitions and was a notable hit in "Italy: The New Domestic Landscape", a major and popular show of contemporary Italian design held in the Museum of Contemporary Art, New York, in 1972.

A notable hit in Lindqvist's native Sweden a few years ago, Let the Right One In was adapted into a film that didn't even begin to do justice to this fresh, powerful and brutally honest reinvention of the vampire novel.

Shareholder activists are up in arms about imperial bosses, and they scored a notable hit in April when they forced Ken Lewis to surrender his second hat as chairman of Bank of America, after his decision to buy Merrill Lynch (Mr Lewis has since lost his first hat as well).

That wing of the company has taken a pretty notable hit as the rest of the industry has flatlined.

In the 1960s he became a partner in Morgan Records, and although the label failed to produce any notable hits it provided valuable experience for his move to Phillips in 1969.

Coaches were confused: He had not been involved in any notable hits or tackles in the game.

Bailes said he planned to speak with Henry's family members to learn if he had sustained any notable hits or head injuries at Belle Chasse High School just outside New Orleans.

And while Jerkins' idea to revamp the notable hit, which garnered a Grammy win in 1999 for Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal, may seem like a no-brainer to some, others are quoting a portion of the track's famous chorus, "you need to give it up!" @blackvoices Who is allowing this foolishness to happen?