Sentence examples for endless hits from inspiring English sources

According to Jafa, music has already decided on its blackness — there have been endless hits, classics, innovations, and surprises by an incredible range of black musicians from Bessie Smith to Andre 3000 (and American music is, for the most part, black American music) — while the images of black American culture remain unclaimed and in flux.

Traditionally, the holidays are a joyous time, filled with sugary treats, festive decor, and endless hits from your mom's animatronic dancing Santas.

Speed garage was spoiled because the major record companies tried to force it with endless Greatest Hits packages.

Twilight's endless viral hits have become so embedded in web culture that they've started to take over completely unrelated memes: Behold the glorious Twilight Three Wolf New Moon Shirt!

All it has produced is death, destruction and endless "he hit me first" debates on cable television.

Meanwhile, Shia LaBeouf continues to be a charisma vacuum, an oasis of nothingness amid the endless shots of robots hitting one another, interspersed with Bay's trademark "upskirt" leering, which remains utterly inappropriate for a kids' toy franchise flick.

In some ways, The DC5 resemble Slade in that both had an endless string of hits over a short period of time and then disappeared.

But the man who once sang "I don't want to be judged/I would sooner be blindly loved" subsequently settled for the comforts of the fanbase, issuing endless interchangeable greatest hits, deluxe editions and live albums against only two more records of new material.

Bon Jovi, the poufy-haired pretty boys from New Jersey who launched a seemingly endless volley of hits to the top of the charts starting in the mid-'80s and invoked the wrath of holier-than-thou rock snobs every step of the way.

As her new Endless Summer Cookbook hits shelves, Katie Lee invites domino inside her serene Southampton sanctuary.

Meanwhile, across the park, two teams of 7-years-olds battled on the diamond in what appeared to be an endless game of hits and errors and furious coaches cajoling players to run faster or throw the ball harder.