Examples of 'hit tonight' in a sentence
Meaning of "hit tonight"
Hit tonight: Implies achieving success or popularity on a particular evening or night. It often refers to a performance, event, or activity that is very well-received or enjoyable
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hit tonight
An army munitions train got hit tonight.
We are gonna hit tonight because some of us.
But that was a professional hit tonight.
The docks got hit tonight by another crew.
We think there is one they may hit tonight.
We gonna hit tonight on account of some of us.
I think they are gonna make another hit tonight.
It will hit tonight.
I found out what they are gonna hit tonight.
We hit tonight.
Another deer got hit tonight.
We are gonna hit tonight because some of us have high visibility during the day.
They made a big hit tonight.
We're gonna hit tonight because some of us… -… have high visibility during the day.
I was a big hit tonight.
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You know I would but there is a few other popping cat funerals I was gonna hit tonight.
It 's going to hit tonight.
I pretty much told them i would take the hit tonight.
Thank you. We hit tonight.
I do not know what she was into . but that was a professional hit tonight.
The Afghani got hit tonight.
Heard a bunch of places up and down the dock got hit tonight.
The Afghani was hit tonight.
And judging by my curls, the hurricane will hit tonight.
Georgia . It will hit tonight.
And there are three after-hour joints we need to hit tonight.
Any chance those Apaches will hit tonight Captain?
You do not have to . We think there is one they may hit tonight.
Well, the party was a big hit tonight.
I have got, like, nine billion more houses to hit tonight.
It 's lucky you were hit tonight.
But we might not be the only ones who got hit tonight.
The Red Hawks are going to take a hit tonight.
That 's why we have got to make the hit tonight.
Boy, the Yankees can not buy a hit tonight.
And still, I am sure I will make a big hit tonight.
Oh, that reminds me . Another deer got hit tonight.
