Sentence examples for massive chart from inspiring English sources
East 17 had massive chart success in the early 90s.
After Roland's massive chart hit Rat Rapping, Kevin finally got his chance in the limelight when he released the classic track Pink Bucket Reggae whose chorus sees Kevin squeaking "My pink bucket!
Not only has she been able to make a debut album, but expectations of it are high, not least because of the way Katy on a Mission succeeded in finding the middle-ground between dubstep credibility – it was produced by scene stalwart Benga, released by the label offshoot of hugely respected pirate station Rinse FM – and massive chart success.
Dance Wiv Me was Dizzee's first No 1, but it was his Armand Van Helden collaboration, Bonkers, that assured another set of floodgates had been prised apart as young, black British rappers (Tinchy Stryder, Tinie Tempah et al) started notching up massive chart sales.
Not only fully in command of herself, with an air of easy self confidence and charm, she has also had massive chart success with "Sweet About Me", a bluesy pop tune which sold 2m records and was the most-played song in the UK in 2009.
It's time to call in a massive chart.
Larsson goes to a lot of work to lay out the members of the family there's that massive genealogical chart in the beginning but he doesn't really go through the stages of making each one of them seem like a possible culprit.
Larsson goes to a lot of work to lay out the members of the family — there's that massive genealogical chart in the beginning — but he doesn't really go through the stages of making each one of them seem like a possible culprit.
A massive and intricate chart on British public spending is just visual gibberish.
This effort, which came out just as disco was being pronounced dead by the media, spawned four massive club and chart hits and featured the searing vocals of the then unknown Luther Vandross.
Add two other factors that historically have presaged a big drop in home prices the plunge in stocks and massive layoffs, (see chart)–and the case for a crash gets stronger.
