Sentence examples for hot success from inspiring English sources

With their first stab at iOS proving to be a pretty friggin' hot success, it wasn't a question of if — it was a question of when, and how much.

"One of the unique things about the Internet is a company can be a white-hot success and become a global brand and reach global scale in just a few years — that's the good news," he told me this week.

Mr. Byrne took his notion to a veteran sitcom writer, Cindy Chupack, fresh from the red-hot success of HBO's outrageous girl-talk hit "Sex and the City," and before long he had his platform.

But it does fit Lifetime itself, a channel that was once dismissed as all but irrelevant but that has emerged as probably the hottest success story in cable.

Hats off to Red Hat Red Hat {nasdaq rhat } CEO Bob Young bounded into Forbes' Silicon Valley offices last week to explain the red-hot success of his software company, which has morphed in several weeks from plucky Linux revolutionary to public company valued at $7.5 billion.

The band's follow-up was a white-hot success, too: 1994's "Purple" hit the No. 1 spot on the Billboard pop charts, sold 6 million copies and launched the hits "Interstate Love Song" and "Vasoline".

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Romero liked to nudge her out in front of the reporters and photographers who came to report on Mama's Hot Tamales' success.

For every hot-housed success, there will be a forgotten failure.

If the defeatists think that the hot spotters' successes are too good to be true, the triumphalists think they're too good not to be made universally available.

Kylie rebounded (of course) with the disco-kitsch-and-hot-pants success of Light Years, solidifying her comeback with the storming single Can't Get You Out of My Head.