Sentence examples for strictly hit from inspiring English sources

Spelling Pauline Tinsley, the Elizabeth of the "Stuarda" recording is none other than Eileen Farrell, whose only other major recording of a complete opera was as Marie in "Wozzeck," and while her doubling of Italian consonants is strictly hit or miss, the authority of the voice and the presence are like a force of nature.

He didn't play everything I wanted him to play but he was doing an abbreviated set of 45 minutes so it was strictly hits.

After writing the Broadway hit Strictly Dishonorable (1929), he married a prominent New York socialite.

Whether you want to go strictly tourist and hit all the postcard sights, or ferret out the locals' hangouts, you can usually find everything you need online.

Strictly Come Dancing was hit by a wave of negative publicity this summer after it was confirmed that 66-year-old judge Phillips was being replaced by singer Alesha Dixon, 30, a previous winner of the show.

"From Danny Boyle's Olympic Opening night extravaganza to a vintage Strictly and a monster hit like Call The Midwife, there's something for everyone.

Those who point strictly to the hitting woes miss the larger picture, Zduriencik said.

In fact, Mr. Maurer is so impressed with the effect on family travel that he is considering spending $1,000 or more to install a similar system in his other car, a Ford Club Wagon, for times when he chauffeurs Ellen, who is 11, and Chad, 8. Entertainment centers, once strictly for the home, have hit the road, turning the minivan or sport utility vehicle into a family den on wheels.

That wasn't strictly true of the batch that hit Sacramento.

Rival ITV claimed the corporation shouts down those who suggest changes can be made by issuing warnings that hit shows such as Strictly Come Dancing will be abolished.

strictly speaking, you don't "sustain" hit points.