Sentence examples for less of a hit from inspiring English sources

Along with Dot's dastardly son, recent revivals have included womanising David Wicks, Stacey Slater, broody – and no doubt less of a hit with female viewers following the hard-hitting Linda Carter rape scene – Dean Wicks, wet flannel Sonia Fowler, Ben Mitchell with yet another new face – as actor Harry Reid took over the role – and even a brief surprise appearance from Peggy.

But it took less of a hit than others.

This year the show has been less of a hit.

The bigger crickets were less of a hit, though, having "a bit of an aftertaste".

(Another nudist film, "Eves on Skis" in 1958, was less of a hit).

The result Mr. Stovall is anticipating is that the coming changes will cause "a lot less of a hit than most people are making it out to be".

By helping to make sense of what is going on inside the rocks below the earth's surface, this has made the process of finding oil much less of a hit-and-miss affair.

Had they played with 14 men it would have been less of a hit-out for us".

Watch the clip here Scott followed it with Domino (2005), less of a surefire hit, starring Keira Knightley flexing underdeveloped action chops.

Later, the group proved to be less of a one-hit wonder and more of a legitimate band, releasing six studio albums and relentlessly touring.

This way, if the wood falls over and you miss, there's less of a chance you hit and break your leg on the follow-through.