Sentence examples for will become a hit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brichter hopes the game will become a hit.

He predicts that "Same Love" will become a hit on urban radio, too.

The problem for companies is working out which of these products will become a hit and which will gather dust on a shelf.

His bet is that "Bullets Over Broadway" will become a hit that pays off in the long run, making the wait worthwhile.

And maybe that version of the story, in which he rescues Pam from her neglectful fiancé, Jim, will become a hit sitcom.

Booksellers have predicted that it will become a hit among book club members, those prized word-of-mouth readers who have helped make best sellers out of novels like "The Help" and "The Paris Wife".

Unless the prerelease tracking data have gone horribly haywire, the film will become a monster hit when it opens in theaters all over America this Friday.

We'd go a step further and predict that, when the MINI goes on sale next March, it will become a big hit with the sport compact crowd the kids who modify Civics, Mitsubishi Mirages, Acura Integras (euphemistically known as "rice rockets"), along with Ford's popular new Focus.

Stieg Larsson's "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo," which was already made into a Swedish film in 2009, will become a blockbuster hit internationally as of December 21.

Turns out Robin hit the nail on the head with this prediction: "My educated guess is that this will become a stunningly big hit in no time".

That is one reason Mr. Camp is confident that StumbleUpon, or some other discovery service, will become a Web-wide hit over the next few years, as people increasingly shift their consumption of media to online from offline.