Sentence examples for stage hit from inspiring English sources

Their most famous teaming was in The Odd Couple (1968), based on Neil Simon's stage hit.

Was it Bowie's fascination with the stage hit Cabaret that took him to Berlin?

The stage, hit by violent storms, was again marred by serious crashes.

The team next starred for RKO Radio Pictures in an adaptation of the stage hit Room Service (1938).

Adapting a stage hit can be phenomenally expensive, he adds, because of the cost of the rights.

(1968), Carol Reed's adaptation of Lionel Bart's 1960 stage hit and the recipient of six Academy awards.

As the Army faces more conflicts in which terrorists use the tight confines of city blocks and rooftops to stage hit-and-run strikes, the sniper school has placed increasing emphasis on urban tactics.

His plan was to strike with 25 to 50 specially trained men, supply horses to between 80 and 100 slaves, swoop down on the armory and seize as many guns as possible and then escape into the surrounding Blue Ridge Mountains, from which they'd stage hit-and-run attacks meant to trigger a huge slave rebellion.

Producers will be scouring the Dahl catalogue for further potential stage hits.

(The third stage, hitting the ball, accounts for the last 100 milliseconds).

They achieved international fame with stage hits that included For Goodness Sake (1922), Funny Face (1927), and The Band Wagon (1931).