Sentence examples for infectious hit from inspiring English sources
Though Ms. Spears burst onto the scene in 1998 with the infectious hit single, "Baby, One More Time," she was, however, groomed for fame from her early childhood.
And then there were the little girls who turned out one summer afternoon in 1998 for Hanson, the wholesome Midwestern teenage boys with the insufferably infectious hit "MMMBop".
It's too bad, in a way, because the ditzy sexpot the singer plays in that infectious hit offers an extremely partial picture of her talent.
Elephant Man is a lisping shouter; Sanchez is a crooner with a sweet tooth (he covers Usher's "U Got It Bad"); and Sean Paul has an infectious hit called "Gimme the Light".
"You promised me a motorcade and endless perfume," the Dutch diva belts out on her infectious hit "Stuck", the song that persuades the whole audience to rise to their feet.
Shelving what later appeared as The Black Album – whose mix of lewd funk workouts, free jazz and hip-hop Prince suddenly decided was "evil" – he instead released Lovesexy (1988), an exercise in spiritually inclined R&B notable mostly for its infectious hit Alphabet St.
At the other end of the sonic spectrum from their virulently infectious hits, Slipknot are also masters of a unique strain of twisted, hallucinatory sludge.
Soon we're off to the races, with no fewer than twenty of Summer's infectious hits (ending, inevitably, with "Last Dance") shoehorned into a Wikipedia account of her life.
If you made it out to our bonkers launch party in June, you've already grooved to the silky house tunes of Duke Dumont, the London-based producer behind the infectious hits "Need U" and "The Giver".
Even among actual user-generated content, many of the most popular clips are based on bestselling pop culture, albeit in creative ways: the evergreen Evolution of Dance plays on its audience's familiarity with dance crazes, while Crank Dat Soulja Boy Spongebob is a cunning mash-up of the infectious dance hit and the infectious cartoon series.
However, despite the efforts of the government to ensure greater attention to making blood plasma donations safe, in early 2006, a rapidly growing epidemic of infectious diseases hit Guizhou.
