This hits the mark, although it was genius of a particular kind.
Where the Dalaruan fell short for me, this hits the marks.
Not all of these hit the mark.
Only 18 albums, counting "Red," have sold a million in one week, and even in this era of depressed music sales, a bunch have happened recently: Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" hit the mark last year, "Speak Now" in 2010 and Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter III" in 2008.
"Like everything with the Scottish National party and ScotRail, this doesn't hit the mark.
Not the arguments of this book, however; they hit the mark every time.
There are moments when this streaming era supergroup hit the mark, as in the doo-wop laced Thunderclouds and glitchily absorbing Angel in Your Eyes.
Buy now 7. Neptune Copper and Green Tree: £52, Habitat If you find traditional trees too twee, this contemporary alternative should hit the mark; its subtle, sophisticated impact that works particularly well in a minimalist home.
I do like some of the longer stuff we incorporated: DAD-BLASTED, OPERACOATS, O CANADA, David/Amy SEDARIS, even TWOFER and GABFEST, but I aim to have at least ten really nice bonus entries strewn about a Sunday grid, so this didn't quite hit the mark.
With an eclectic mix of centerpiece ideas, candles, jewelry and other tokens of appreciation, all of this pinner's suggestions hit the mark.
And, with my regrets to the still choleric Bill Clinton, when the usually eloquent Bill Richardson, in his surprise Obama endorsement, gushed, "there's just something special about this guy", he actually hit the mark.
