Sentence examples for reliable hit from inspiring English sources

But while Mr. Nash is one of pop's most reliable hit makers, he's not yet a pop star.

If you're pushing the boat out, and your loved one is gadgety by nature, it's a reliable hit.

Sweet (but I promise, not sickly), creamy and comfortingly soapy, it imparts immediate good cheer and is a reliable hit.

Don Omar, one of reggaetón's most reliable hit makers, released "The Last Don" (VI/Universal), in the summer of 2003.

A barbershop shave appointment (complete with hot towels and cut-throat razor) is a reliable hit, as are Chanel fragrances (I also like Old Spice, I feel no shame).

When she returned for another crack at pop stardom, she worked with one of the industry's most reliable hit generators, Glen Ballard, who has written songs with Alanis Morissette and Michael Jackson.

The verdict could tarnish the legacy of Williams, a reliable hit-maker who has won Grammy awards and appears on NBC's music competition show The Voice.

"The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 8: 1968" (Hip-O Select) — Late in 1967, Holland-Dozier-Holland, one of Motown's most reliable hit-making teams, parted ways with the label, and not on good terms.

Clarins Men and Clinique For Men are reliable hits (the latter has a great-value sonic-cleansing gadget and three-step product set for £79 this year).

At a time when massively popular Internet sensations often seem random — irreplicable one-offs such as "Kony 2012" — Stopera produces reliable hits.

ABC prospered in part because it was an unusual week, which included a presidential debate that wiped out most of NBC's and CBS's reliable hits on Thursday.