Sentence examples for hit comparatively from inspiring English sources

The record has beat Beyoncé's previously held title as the fastest-selling album on iTunes, selling over 900,000 copies on its first day of release; Beyoncé's self-titled hit comparatively sold 617,000 over the span of three days.

In Lansing, Mich., the overnight low was expected to hit a comparatively balmy 6 degrees.

Unlike in America, where firms shed jobs quickly when the financial crisis hit, layoffs were comparatively rare in Britain.

Also the yield of actives and the goodness of hit were comparatively low as given in Table 2.

The fourth British contender for best film title is the surprise British box office hit East is East, a comparatively low budget comedy.

These hit Somerville particularly hard as a comparatively young college without large wealth in land.

"I felt like I'd been hit by a truck, but that was, comparatively speaking, not so bad".

Wisden reported: "Johnston played a comparatively passive role while Ring hit vigorously, gaining a series of boundaries by lofty drives which may have resulted in catches had the field been set deep enough for this known hitter".

Its numbers are comparatively modest relative to Twitter's revenues which hit $242.7m £146mm) in the last quarter - its first reported earnings after its IPO.

Others are comparatively rare and notable, such as the ability to hit a Major League fastball, or to compose a symphony, or to tell an elm from a beech.

It's comparatively pleasant and sippable, with a less powerful licorice hit".