Sentence examples for more recent hits from inspiring English sources

Tells of more recent hits.

More recent hits include Kiss Me Thru the Phone.

But EMI's catalog includes jewels by the Beatles, the Beach Boys and Frank Sinatra, as well as more recent hits by Norah Jones and Lady Antebellum.

The same devilish undercurrents apply to Alien, The Usual Suspects, Se7en, The Silence of the Lambs and more recent hits such as the Twilight series.

The music for "The Bodyguard" from 1992, which starred Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner, sold about 12 million albums in the United States, for instance; but more recent hits, like the "Twilight" soundtrack, have sold a fraction of that number.

There will be a selection of well-known numbers, from Cole Porter's Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? (from High Society) to Monty Python's Money Song, as well as more recent hits including Jesse J's Price Tag.

To others, he's Barney Stinson, horndog best bud in a more recent hit sitcom, How I Met Your Mother (HIMYM), which came to an end in March after more than 200 episodes.

Henry Bromell, who wrote short stories for The New Yorker 40 years ago and later stumbled into a career writing, directing and producing television shows, including "Northern Exposure," "Homicide: Life on the Street" and the more recent hit "Homeland," died on Monday in Santa Monica, Calif.

The more recent hit comedies are starting to exude that expired fish stench while they're still on the air.

He's singing "One Less Lonely Girl" to the ladies, but the mashup is set to his more recent hit, "Hold Tight".

Mr. Ciano said he would like to hear WSHR add "some of the more recent pop hits, like the rock of the seventies, some of the eighties new-wave stuff, one-hit-wonders kind of thing".