Sentence examples for become a hit when from inspiring English sources
Though the song inexplicably did not become a hit when it first came out, the internet rediscovered the tune after Tiffany Trump spoke in support of her dear old dad at the Republican National Convention.
This novel was adapted for the stage by Joseph Fields and Jerome Chodorov and became a hit when it opened on Broadway in 1956.
This bleak comic parable became a hit when it was first staged, a month after it was written, at the Abbey Theatre.
She became well known, stateside, with her single "1234," from 2007, which became a hit when it was featured in a cutesy commercial for the iPod Nano.
The original series became a hit when it switched from ITV to BBC1 and Morrissey came in to replace Harry Enfield, who starred in the first series.
Called "Sólo Con Tu Pareja" ("Only With Your Partner") -- a government safe-sex slogan of the time -- the movie also became a hit when the government finally decided to release it in 1991.
Like I said last week, a song becomes a hit when it sells a ton of CD's, downloads, concert tickets, merchandise and is streamed millions of times, not whether it has achieved high numbers on the conventional charts.
That high society-based book was basically a celebrity tell-all with the names changed, and became a hit when readers worked to figure out the real people behind the characters.
Written as a jazz tune by Blume, with lyrics added by his writing partner Jerry Keller, "Turn Down Day" became a hit when it was recorded by the pop group the Cyrkle.
