Sentence examples for time hits from inspiring English sources

"He screams all the time, hits himself and headbangs the wall to try and get rid of his anxiety.

For his third shot, Ferrer crushes yet another run-around forehand, but this time hits it to the wide-open deuce court for a winner – or forces a difficult on-the-run forehand that opponents usually miss.

Yet these are minor nitpicks about a show that most of the time hits all its targets, managing to provide as many pratfalls and silly voices for kids as it does double entendres and knowing references for adults.

The writers' strike, now in its third month, has also focused the minds of US TV executives, forcing them to consider radically reshaping a business that has relied on scripted comedy and drama to deliver prime time hits for the past half century or more.

You know the names because they were alone in their class at the time — hits like Facebook and LinkedIn.

When the response time hits the threshold of 6 s, the probability of success becomes greater than zero (P +>0 threshold).

Its flagship channel has been steadily losing market share (though it still pulls in viewers for its prime-time hits).

For context, This Is It lies outside the top 400 all-time hits at the UK box-office.

Some real-time hits never catch on as reruns — "Murphy Brown," a cultural phenomenon in its heyday, is an example.

"We had already made some big-time hits, but that showed we had the ability to pound the ball".

Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn, 18th on the all-time hits list with 3,141, died on June 16 at the age of 54 after battling oral cancer.