Sentence examples for quite a hit from inspiring English sources

The teachers took quite a hit".

The DS3 hatchback, a racy three-door, came first and has proved quite a hit.

"Since September, the art market has taken quite a hit," Mr. Austin said.

But the show is still "not quite" a hit, he concludes.

But German sources suggest she was quite a hit: brave, capable and strong-minded.

"It was quite a hit to our institution," said Ellen Kodadek, the executive and artistic director.

Even Bruna is still perplexed as to why she has been quite such a hit.

It may be fiction, yes, but I've got a feeling that Filboid Studge would not have proved quite such a hit on Jersey Shore.

Subscribe, its Twitter-style asymmetrical following feature for celebrities and journalists, hasn't quite become a hit.

By the time the second iPhone was released in 2008, the series was already quite clearly a hit.

But there are numerous balls in the air, and quite a few hit their intended targets.