Sentence examples for hit on for from inspiring English sources

Capote is shown gleefully telling a friend about the brilliant title he has hit on for the book.

Female entrepreneurs report being hit on for sex by potential backers; some female employees recount coping with casual sexism in a male-dominated workplace.

A word I've hit on for the Whitney effect is "antithetical," with the thesis being an expectation aroused by gorgeous hues: clarion primaries and secondaries interspersed with flavorful tertiaries and, sometimes, black.

With so much room left to grow, Brazil seems to have hit on for-profit education's winning recipe.

The thing that I hit on was this struggle for information – who controls information.

Those questions, which are to be answered by May 31, go well beyond the I.R.S. to the question that Republicans have been hitting on for a week: Who in the Obama administration knew what and when?

Rich Mc Cabe, reserve quarterback tc John Rolfs (who hit on 8 for 8), passed to Paul Seegers for the other Panther touchdown.

This must be a game they're playing, there is no way they would just hit on him for free drinks, because that would be RUDE!

And I loved "Ones getting hit on at a salsa club" for BONGOS.

He hit on the idea for the novel while substituting for one of the school librarians.

Partly by trial and error, Yum! hit on two strategies for putting KFC right.