Sentence examples for hit nowhere from inspiring English sources

America's problems hit nowhere harder than London.

It closes with a German hit, "Nowhere in Africa," that tells the story of a family that emigrates to Kenya to escape the Nazis.

I keep hearing in my mind the words to a 1965 Martha and the Vandellas hit, "Got nowhere to run to, baby, nowhere to hide".

In the case of her big hits ("Nowhere to Run," "Dancing in the Streets" and "Heat Wave," all of which have been licensed to successful movies and commercials), she has made a handsome profit from the rights.

That it's hit you from nowhere.

The sudden sleepiness hit him from nowhere, making him lose his train of thought.

Last year, the couple were in New York City as Hurricane Sandy hit, and with nowhere to go, they buckled down and finally finished the play.

And audiences are unpredictable and you see these little movies hit out of nowhere, and you're like, where does that come from?

"We're planning parties and scheming on how to get the production right, just flying along, and then suddenly you get hit out of nowhere.

DuVernay's Sundance hit, "Middle of Nowhere," marked a smaller-scale look at race relations, and its widespread critical acclaim should have readied the director to take on this much grander project.

My knowledge of the genre is sad at best, and I had never heard of Kacey Musgraves before last night, so it was truly a love-at-first-sight kind of thing... but if ever I knew something, I know this: Kacey Musgraves is the best thing to come out in support of little gay girls kissing girls since South of Nowhere hit the airwaves in 2005.