Sentence examples for standard hits from inspiring English sources

The new London Evening Standard hits the streets today and, judging solely from its front page - yikes!

When the early edition of the _Evening Standard hit the streets, a front-page banner headline answered Powell's question: "45 minutes from attack".

Jim Farber for New York Daily News said that "Rihanna pairs just as well with Nicki Minaj, on a complete tear-down on the old Weather Girls disco standard 'It's Raining Men.' Here it's not a gay song of lust but a statement of assurance that no man should incite too much worry, considering their sheer numbers".

The standard hit and smash one is risky for kids.

Lure them to the edge of the rooftop and shove them off with a standard hit.

On her new album, " 'Round Midnight" (Concord), she addresses a ballad-heavy program of jazz standards, hitting her mark with husky poise.

People, who Mr Clegg accepts are seeing their already fairly modest living standards hit by pay freezes, job losses and price rises.

But Jeter tied Lou Gehrig's franchise standard for hits, going 3 for 4 against Tampa Bay starter Jeff Niemann.

Your standard commercial hits station sounds exactly like it did a decade ago, but Anastacia's been swapped for Adele and the weather's now read from a central command office that doesn't quite understand that place names might not be pronounced the way they're spelt.

Both Cable and Darling allowed Osborne to skip away on exactly what and where he would cut taxes, and failed to point out his dual standard on hitting them both on tax increases while not ruling them out himself.

(You'll recall that the collector's edition was released on the 22nd, with the standard edition hitting stores on the 30th).