Sentence examples for hits forever from inspiring English sources

Robbie Daw of Idolator described the song as "energetic" and wrote that it follows in the footsteps of Brown's past hits "Forever" (2008) and "Yeah 3x", "but with more dancefloor urgency".

True love was particularly celebrated as Beyonce sang almost every lyric to her husband's songs and Jay-Z often encouraged his wife's stage presence shouting, "Oh yes! She's really bad!" As the concert ended with family photos, long hugs and a mash-up of their hits, "Forever Young" and "Halo" you feel a bit closer to The Carters.

If he were healthy, Gwynn would probably want to hit forever.

It's already happening: Chris Brown's hit "Forever" is wrapped around a jingle for chewing gum.

Demis Roussos, 68, Egyptian-born Greek singer loved by fans worldwide for his kaftans and 1970s hit Forever and Ever.

After Shania Twain struggled through "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain," she sang her own innocuous hit "Forever and for Always".

In 1918 she returned to Broadway in the hit Forever After, and she subsequently enjoyed great successes in Zander the Great (1923), Old Mama (1925), The Bride of the Lamb (1926), Eugene O'Neill's Mourning Becomes Electra (1931; with Alla Nazimova), Mademoiselle (1932), and many other plays.

The Rockies opened the game as if they were just going to hit forever.

Kellan Miller of XXL felt that the song intended to be "a hit-to-oliberate-all-other-hits-forever-and-ever-amen", but ultimately was "a fourth quarter Hail Mary pass at best".

Paula Abdul went from being Janet Jackson's choreographer to achieving pop stardom with her string of hits from "Forever Your Girl".

I had been driving the Taconic for 30 years, and you can't avoid hitting deer forever.