Sentence examples for best gross from inspiring English sources

In total, it grossed $4,194,890, making it the 81st best gross of a film released in Japan in 2007.

After 40 years in which we've come to understand that dominant styles like Abstract Expressionism, Minimalism and Pop are at best gross simplifications of their periods, it often feels as though an agreed-upon master narrative is back in place.

For example, we have 12 vivid examples of second world war poster propaganda grouped together, while younger visitors can find 12 of the best "gross out" children's books at the library.

Demand for oil underscores Alaska's economic development, including its ranking as having the third best job growth and seventh best gross state product growth since 2008.

But Mr DiRuzzo accused the sheriff of "at best, gross oversimplification", saying he "jumped to a conclusion" about Mr Peterson's behaviour.

Additionally, since these companies haven't gotten to scale yet, they aren't enjoying the deepest price breaks in the supply chain and the best gross margins.

Among new entries, animation The Book of Life did best, grossing a decent £981,000.

Adjusted for inflation, even the best grosses for those two productions fell short of last week's gross for the new "Salesman," which is likely to earn more in the coming months.

"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" had its best grosses yet, $550,000, from Nov. 30 to Dec. 7, an impressive week in which the play made bigger profits than expensive musicals like "Taboo" and "Little Shop of Horrors".

Throughout the 1970s she released a string of hit singles; nine top 5 singles, and in total eighteen top 10 singles of which Hajimete No Dekigoto (First Affair) sold best, grossing over 527,000 copies according to Oricon and peaking at number one.

While we're toasting creative chutzpah, here's to David Fincher and Wes Anderson, both of whom achieved career-best grosses in 2014 by parlaying their distinctive styles into mainstream form.