Sentence examples for whopping hit from inspiring English sources
Or 1990 , 1987 etc The late 80s and early 90s saw floods of these acts, who usually had one whopping hit and then went away.
Heading out on a month-long tour across England and up to Edinburgh before it heads into the West End, Richard Bean's version of Carlo Goldoni's The Servant Of Two Masters has been a whopping hit for the National Theatre.
Earl Blaik, a coach who has the almost unique record of being a whopping hit with both the Ivy League (Dartmouth) and the vast world without (Army), is muttering about this, not just into a beard but in his biography, mordantly titled "You Have To Pay the Price," which showed up a while ago.
The Mars-owned brand last year scored a whopping hit as the top ad on USA Today's Ad Meter for a commercial featuring Betty White, which propelled the former Golden Girls star to newfound celebrity status.
The LA quintet were similarly journeymen college rockers going nowhere before a small but select handful of whopping hits made them one of the world's biggest bands.
Bank of America announced Wednesday that it would take a whopping $20 billion hit to put the fallout from the subprime bust behind it and satisfy claims from angry investors.
If, like Chadha, you have a whopping commercial hit - Bend it Like Beckham - to your name, then your career is, surely, almost certain to get easier no matter where you work?
The Lightning out-hit Chicago 247 to 157 through six games, including a whopping 56 hits in Monday night's tilt.
By 1971 he was ingesting a whopping 1,000 hits of speed a week, along with plentiful daily doses of tranquilizers.
Even if he allowed a whopping five hits.
UPDATE: The Grand Forks Herald posted another article on its website about the Marilyn Hagerty phenomenon this morning, which notes that the review had gotten a whopping 270,000 hits as of 7 30 a.m. on Friday.
