Sentence examples for streams of hits from inspiring English sources

And not having an alliance with Motown or Atlantic or, say, Stax, in Memphis, she lacked the advantage of the house songwriting teams that produced streams of hits for so many singers and groups.

Jerry Greenberg, who became the president of Atlantic in 1974, told me, "If you don't have someone really good with a lot of power, it's very hard to get to the tippy, tippy top". And not having an alliance with Motown or Atlantic or, say, Stax, in Memphis, she lacked the advantage of the house songwriting teams that produced streams of hits for so many singers and groups.

The pattern of label consolidation had led to a stream of hits at Universal's factory.

From 1964 to 1966 the United Kingdom sent a stream of hits across the Atlantic.

In the language of Sumfest, that's an endorsement, a big one for this young singer, who's had a steady stream of hits in the last year.

She carved out a reputation as "the Madonna of Asia" with outrageous costumes, raunchy stage performances and a stream of hits.

Even with Alou and Berkman, Jeff Bagwell and Craig Biggio, not to mention Richard Hidalgo, the Astros haven't maintained a steady stream of hits and runs.

Gamble and Huff, along with the producer Thom Bell and a stable of performers that included the O'Jays, Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, the Spinners, and Billy Paul, delivered a stream of hits that bridged the gap between the sixties and disco.

During the 1970s Tillis enjoyed great success as a country singer, with a steady stream of hits, including "Commercial Affection" (1970), with the Statesiders, and "Coca Cola Cowboy" (1979), among others.

Since the turn of the year, Hollywood has slipped behind not because of the Chinese government's anti-competitive practices, but because of a stream of hits from Chinese film-makers.

Miss Springfield had a steady stream of hits in the sixties including Son Of A Preacher Man - which was given a new lease of life in the classic 1994 film Pulp Fiction.