Sentences with phrase «it a hit with»

It became a hit with college students «who like to send... err... special photos to each other,» Swanson noted.

If you get a hit with one type of role, then you should try a different type next.

NEW YORK — Taco Bell's new Nacho Fries were a hit with diners, with a quarter of all orders including the $ 1 spicy fries since they became available earlier this year.

Regular communications with your staff, informing them of both good news and how the company is reacting to challenges will go a long way toward making employees feel like you trust them and that they're unlikely to be hit with unpleasant surprises.

Super Mario Odyssey and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild have been smash hits with critics and fans.

While Bay's films are hits with audiences grossing more than $ 4.6 billion dollars worldwide, they're not always loved by critics.

CEOs don't know what new inputs will suddenly get more expensive, or if they'll be hit with heavy duties on cars or refrigerators they sell abroad.

Crypt been a hit with viewers — a handful of episodes have been viewed more than 5 million times, while most generate numbers in the hundreds of thousands — and produced revenue in the seven figures last year, says Davis, who declined to get specific.

The video game giant said Thursday that the device «wasn't intended to be an ongoing, long - term product» despite being a hit with consumers, according to videogame publication IGN.

That means either sticking someone in goal with no protection and hoping no one takes a slapshot or getting a teammate drunk and convincing him that no, getting hit with a speeding puck won't hurt that much.

Nintendo's Wii was a smash - hit with more than 100 million unit sold in its lifetime.

It's been great for shoppers, who now have more choice and are also managing to avoid being hit with price increases, «but it's a tougher one for retailers in general,» Preston added.

But, if you make more than $ 200,000 a year, you'll likely be hit with additional taxes to help cover the cost of expanding Medicare.

Operating on a simple drag and drop basis, its intuitive user interface means it should be a hit with everyone from pre-schoolers right up to senior citizens, but it should also be a great help for the small business owner or manager.

It's also true that Freshii was hit with a $ 10 - million lawsuit following the publication of the froyo letter.

Companies attempting to innovate in the space, like Eli Lilly and Merck, have been hit with costly failures (although Biogen is still marching forth in its efforts).

Moves to extend trading hours on weekdays and on Sundays could be a hit with voters, according to a recent survey conducted for the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of WA, with 59 per cent of shoppers keen for longer weekday trade.

With the main network owners all being huge, vertically integrated companies with many businesses, hitting them with revenue - killing rules in one area only shifts the costs to consumers to another.

The new law is a runaway hit with business leaders.

You can't just hit it with science, because nobody but scientists read scientific reports.

Or if they go a week without responding to the message, they might get hit with another message.

The dodo, «a once powerful bird,» was hit with a change in its environment and «was unable to respond,» warns the plaque, which has been handed down from one Shell scenarios head to another for the past four decades.

You might need to supply your prospects with some knowledge before you hit them with your sales pitch.

«They «spray and pray» and hope that someone will click and buy,» but are hit with angry complaints and find their emails blocked as spam, he says.

California's wine industry may suffer too, since U.S. wines will be hit with a 15 % tax in China, likely making them less attractive to shoppers.

Most people know Barbara from watching her on ABC's Shark Tank, which has become a smashing hit with millions of viewers of all ages tuning in each Friday night.

Once the person applies, they might be hit with a message thanking them for doing so and explaining the next steps.

But this is an area you can't just hit with a movie.

Saleforce's planned acquisition of MuleSoft, announced Tuesday, has been a hit with Wall Street analysts — except when it comes to the steep $ 6.5 billion price tag.

There are several preemptive measures corporate sponsors can take to reduce the chances of being hit with ambush marketing.

Another pair of Southern California hospitals were hit with similar ransomware attacks less than a week later.

The company had to halt operations on Feb. 10 after it was hit with financial penalties for operating as an Internet - based tech platform rather than as a transportation company, which Taiwanese authorities have said was a misrepresentation of its business.

Over the past few months, the company has been hit with a barrage of bad press, including reports of several high - profile departures and growing financial troubles.

That's when we were hit with the ugly truth: Our car loans, credit cards and student debt added up to over $ 50,000.

Fallon, whose show is known for its off - the - wall celebrity games, may have taken a big hit with his softball interview with Trump during the presidential campaign.

Again, because of the way it's written, you could pick it up at any time, flip to any page, and be hit with a piece of wisdom.

For example, we can curate products required for areas hit with nature disasters, and launch them on our platform for customers to buy and donate.»

Then they released tear gas and hit us with truncheons,» Amirah Lidasan, one of the leaders of the protest, told AFP.

Blue Diamond, the producer of Almond Breeze milk, was hit with a lawsuit last year that alleged false advertising; it alleged that the almond milk had far fewer almonds than the milk maker led consumers to believe.

«Somehow, we didn't get hit with a tidal wave of selling that many expected... despite all the sturm und drang about little Rocket Man in North Korea or the sheer impotence of Congress or Trump's tweets that often seem, let's say, out of step with folks like Washington, Jefferson [and] Lincoln, to name three of our more presidential presidents,» the «Mad Money» host said.

But it's not just Virgin's technological focus that made it a hit with millennials; it's also the boutique airline's determination to be culturally hip.

A solid 18m hit with a Copper equivalent grade of 1.23 % was encountered 62m down hole and a sizeable 40m intersection with a Copper equivalent grade of.82 % was discovered at the 56m mark.

After numerous delays, the company closed up shop and soon after was hit with a lawsuit alleging false advertising.

Sure enough, the Yeezy Boost was a bona fide hit with sneakerheads, bloggers, and urban fashionistas everywhere.

Western Australia's native flower exporters are struggling under increased cost pressures that are threatening their viability.Exporters are being hit with increased costs — particularly for freight --

Yahoo, now owned by Verizon, and Equifax, are two companies which were hit with some of the biggest data breaches of all time.

The only other country in triple digits was Libya, which was hit with 496.

«The already challenged restaurant industry has been hit with slowing overall economic growth and the gap between the cost of dining at home compared to dining out,» Dine Equity CEO Julia Stewart said in a call with investors in November.

Samsung is hoping for a hit with the new Galaxy S8, the phone intended to make people forget about the fiasco that was the Note 7.

Uber, Lyft and Instacart are among the companies hit with class - action lawsuits like the one that did in Homejoy.