Sentence examples for critically hit from inspiring English sources

In the final budget before the general election, Osborne announced £1.3bn in tax and investment incentives for the North Sea industry after dire warnings that the plunging oil price, which hit $50 a barrel earlier this year, could critically hit the sector.

The challenge for the show's producers is to build on the series's momentum from last season and transform from critical favorite into critically acclaimed hit.

Murray's turn as listless, greying celebrity Bob Harris in Sofia Coppola's 2003 critically acclaimed hit introduced him to a whole new audience of indie-romance fans.

Four months away from this year's AACTA ceremony, we're yet to see that one critically acclaimed hit emerge from the 2013 crop.

Cronenberg's first film after the critically acclaimed hit The Fly (1986), Dead Ringers performed modestly at the box office but was generally very well received by critics.

I'm sure somewhere in the crowd there were also some creative types from HBO, wondering if they could exploit another New Jersey ethnic group for a new groundbreaking, critically acclaimed hit series.

For one thing, the film is a hit - and a critically acclaimed hit.

So it's pretty clear that writing an award-winning, critically acclaimed hit television show (above) is a good career move.

Warner Bros. Pictures confirmed at Comic-Con in San Diego on Saturday that a sequel to this year's critically acclaimed hit starring Gal Gadot is in the works .

He's got an Oscar under his belt and a string of critically acclaimed hit films — "L.A. Confidential," "Gladiator" and "A Beautiful Mind" —  on his resume.

New HBO programs on iTunes include the Emmy Award-winning programs "The Sopranos," "Sex and the City," "Deadwood" and "Rome," as well as the critically acclaimed hits "Flight of the Conchords" and "The Wire".