Sentence examples for hits- from inspiring English sources

When asked to respond to Simon Cowell's recent comment that Clarkson "started to fight against what made her successful … one minute she wants to make pop records, and then she doesn't," she laughs loudly again, but there's a distinct flash of anger as she says: "Everyone's aware that My Life Would Suck Without You and Already Gone were huge pop hits, right?

He also acknowledges that the SDLP has suffered from being stereotyped as the Stormont psychiatrist, trying to encourage unionists and republicans alike to analyse their problems as each new nervous breakdown hits the peace process, but sometimes missing out on a share of the glory when the crisis passes.

So will the food at his Tavern be Tower's greatest hits?

Not for you, of course; because, as a former IT manager, I know your backup regime is this: 1) Never back up; 2) When catastrophe hits, come to me, crying.

"Actually," he confides, "we've got a sink that makes a rather good sound when the teabag hits it".

Thirteen seasons later, he's up there with the Detroit legend, just 189 hits behind Cobb and 256 behind the all-time hit king, Pete Rose – albeit with the asterisk.

And as the reality of his return hits home and the question of whether to trust him looms large, the gang's cosy domesticity begins to unravel.

Unusually laced with wheat malt, which gives it a thicker mouthfeel and a notably earthy, grainy aspect, this hits you with a triple whammy of big, sweet, juicy caramelised malts; then unsweetened grapefruit, pepper and lemon notes; and finally a lingering bitterness that rolls on and on.

However, since it's owned by Fox, ABC and NBC, you can watch most of those networks' shows the day after they air, including monster hits like Empire, The Blacklist and Scandal.

Mr Soutar began his career at 17 as a journalist in Dundee and became editor of Smash Hits in 1991.

Murdoch established Shine in 2001 and oversaw its expansion with hits such as MasterChef, and by buying other production companies including Princess Productions and Kudos, maker of Spooks and Broadchurch.