Sentence examples for antique hits from inspiring English sources

Cooder's bluesy and Hawaiian licks helped give antique hits such as Chan Chan fresh legs, but central to the album's appeal was its evocation of pre-revolutionary Cuba, a world of faded ballrooms and 1950s cars.

But in 2001, "trading in antiques hit a wall," as one local proprietor put it, and businesses shut down or moved away.

Someone on "Antiques Roadshow" hits the big time: an illustrated copy of a fifteenth-century Nuremburg Chronicle found in an attic.

By Stacey Mickelbart June 9, 2011 Someone on "Antiques Roadshow" hits the big time: an illustrated copy of a fifteenth-century Nuremburg Chronicle found in an attic.

Looking randomly at Asian antiques, I hit upon these scrolls whose abundance was matched by high quality.

If you can't afford antiques just hit the garage sales.

And if you are searching for antiques, you would want to make sure to hit antique shops and avoid the touristic areas altogether.

Antiques Roadshow, the Game hits store shelves in June.

While a new generation of artists and designers are coming up with modern ways to reinterpret the classic combination of blue and white at the same time, its antique porcelain predecessor is hitting record highs at auction.

One bullet hit an antique window on the White House's second floor near the first family's formal living room; however, it did not penetrate the bulletproof glass on the inside.

Brokers say those antiques have rarely hit the market since then.