Sentence examples for considered a flop from inspiring English sources

And its ratings -- 4.1 million viewers -- were considered a flop for broadcast TV.

The sketches were quite popular and then they made a film, which was essentially considered a flop at the time.

Apple is widely believed to be working on a revamped version of MobileMe, which has long been considered a flop.

Back in 1998 when it was first released the film was considered a flop, but it has now sold more than 20 million copies on DVD.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, August 29 , 1931 P. 9The Eugenie hat fashion is considered a flop by the smart people of New York.

Phil Harrison A profile of the ex-Spurs player once considered a flop, now regarded as among the very best players in the world.

The desire for variety often overcomes actual feelings; the pleasure of hearing oneself say (and echo in one's mind) another title, another name, of seeing oneself in the mirror wearing a different badge, accounts for a lot of what's otherwise considered a flip-flop, conversion, or upset.

In their new lightness of being, the Lakers, considered a box-office flop in mid-February, have risen from an underachieving position of fifth to first place in the Western Conference after last night's victory in Seattle.

And it was here, several years later, that I came looking for an answer to a question which has baffled many cynical film critics: how did a low-key prison drama, which was considered a box-office flop on its initial release, become one of the most popular movies of all time?

Although The Fragile reached the top spot of the Billboard 200 and went on to earn double platinum status, DeRogatis considered it a "flop" nonetheless.

The film was considered a relative box-office flop on its release but proved to be a huge success when released on video, and its futuristic urban imagery is now considered to be highly influential.