Examples
“Sex and the City 2: Cougars Take New York not really the title hits theaters May 28th, 2010.”
First Official Images from SEX AND THE CITY 2 – Collider.com
“The title hits store shelves August 5th and has already made a splash in pre-sales numbers and has generated a gigantic buzz so don't expect this trend to die any time soon.”
“After a few rough starts, the label hits it big, bringing fame to Puffy and everyone he touches.”
“Review a book too soon though and everyone will forget about it when the title hits bookstore shelves months later.”
“The other evening, as I was trying to get him into the shower, my 6-year-old son Liam explained to me the meaning of the phrase "hits the spot.”
“The title hits the PlayStation Store this week in North America and Europe on April 8 for $4.99 and €4.99 respectively.”
“Heard here in their original pristine mono with notes by Gene Sculatti that contain quotes from Caldwell (he of the ultra-low "frog" voice), this reissue contains the title hits plus "Dedicated To The One I Love," "Tonight,”
“PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in August before the title hits retail shelves on”
“An editor will fight for the acquisition of a title, will liase with the sales, marketing and production teams to ensure the title hits the shelves.”
“The title hits store shelves today and is retailing for $11.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘hits’.
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everything
everythin?
a, i, aardvark, abdominals, any, anti-, ash, actuall, actually, add, abs, ass and 43 more...
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My Little League Baseball Life
A big part of my life - for now. Maybe someday I'll have a "My Major League Baseball Life." If so, free tickets for all Wordies.
seemingly-never-e..., winners bracket, dugout, cleats, gatorade, dirt, cup, jersey, coach, rbi, walk, era and 112 more...
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Surf fishing
sunset, sunrise, blues, hits, pendulum, drag, spool, tarpon, penn
Tweets
Looking for tweets for hits.
bilby "A forklift driver who filmed himself performing dangerous burnouts and wheelies and then posted it on YouTube was yesterday convicted of breaching safety laws. In the first case of its kind in Victoria, Matthew Garry Ward was prosecuted with the help of his own video clips.
His forklift licence will be cancelled. Seymour Magistrates' Court heard Ward was sacked after his boss discovered the YouTube footage, filmed on company premises, seven weeks after it was posted. In that time the YouTube clip, which has since been removed, received 238 hits."
- Natalie Tkaczuk Sikora, 'Forklift driver convicted over YouTube stunt videos', The Australian, 14 Nov 2008. Nov 14, 2008