Sentence examples for hits from the same from inspiring English sources

Last year he became the first artist to have nine UK top 10 hits from the same album.

ML Sky Atlantic Endeavour Several successful TV shows have managed one popular spin-off (Cheers/Frasier, Dallas/Knots Landing) but it's rare to see three hits from the same line.

Grande is also the youngest female artist to achieve two No. 1 hits (from the same album) on the Hot 100 with "thank u, next" and "7 rings". The youngest artist is 24-year-old singer Justin Bieber, who received two Billboard No. 1s with "I'm the One" and "What Do You Mean?" according to Billboard.

I waited, and if they had four hits from the same album on the pop music station, I'd buy the album.

And for the average viewer in their twenties or thirties, the name Bros doesn't mean a lot; their biggest hit, "When Will I Be Famous", is not exactly as ubiquitous now as other hits from the same era.

While the box is a convenient and reasonably priced way to obtain most of Madonna's releases, an investment of that scope should entail all the stray hits from the same era.

We had such a great outing with 'Raising Sand,' it had such joy and humor and reverie, and we weren't hitting from the same angle".

At least one Bradley fighting vehicle took a direct hit from the same type of projectile, though no one inside was wounded.

Sure, the T.P.C. at River Highlands is a tougher course than Ellington Ridge and you'll be hitting from the same tees as the PGA Tour pros, but your husband, Bill, is the general manager there.

The drop shot, which is often hit from the same motion as a drive, attempts to get the ball just over the net with underspin so that it barely bounces, either catching an opponent flat-footed in the backcourt where he cannot reach the ball or forcing him to run in and lunge at the ball, leaving him off balance.

The last work is in this show with "Theme for a Major Hit" from the same year: 24 motorized marionettes dancing maniacally to "It ain't what you make, it's what makes you do it," Mr. Oppenheim's refrain on the art business and, presumably, the demons that drive him.