Sentence examples for hits draw from inspiring English sources

The increase starts from a modest base: the individual shows still attract fewer than a million viewers, on average, though its big hits draw well over two million.

Helmet-to-helmet hits draw penalties and fines, but those might be offset by forcing an opponent's top player to be removed from the game for an exam, whether he is actually concussed or not.

The big hits drew big cheers.

The onslaught of 'big hits' drew remarkable crowds to Britain's cinemas, according to figures released today by the UK Film Council.

Harvey is a throwback of sorts, with his ability to limit hits, drawing comparisons to Nolan Ryan, a former teammate of Seaver's.

Yet the Montreal rockers offered up a crowd-pleasing two-hour stream of greatest hits drawn from their four-album body of work.

Both hits drew fines from the N.F.L. On Wednesday, Boss framed his coming absence against the Colts as a precaution, saying the team trainers were simply trying to protect him from sustaining hard hits to the head in consecutive weeks.

Both hits drew roughing-the-passer penalties and illustrated how wide the range of unacceptable hits has become as the N.F.L. struggles to offer more protection to players they consider vulnerable to injury, especially quarterbacks.

In pop culture, though, we want the scripted experience; it's why we love hearing the songs we know best in concerts, why Mr. Timberlake's hits drew the biggest roars from the audience.

Part 1 of the CBS mini-series about Elvis Presley Jonathan Rhys Meyerss, right), placed a distant second behind those two ABC hits, drawing 13.85 million viewers in Nielsen's estimates for Sunday.

The album is composed of Arjona's number-one hits, drawn from Animal Nocturno (1993) to Galería Caribe (2000).