That left a handful of strike force teammates, including Giuliani, Powell and Ellis, who has booked her TV hits without the campaign’s permission and told others that being on TV is key to success.
Below, Heidi, the queen of isolated cooking, shares five of her greatest hits.
“We certainly took a pretty big hit in advertising dollars that people paused,” he said.
Niantic’s experiments are still being bankrolled by their 2016 first-party hit Pokémon Go, which SensorTower estimates is having its best year ever in 2020.
Roethlisberger left Sunday’s game temporarily after grabbing his left knee following a hit by two Cowboys defenders.
Where these laser-like missiles are falling out of the sky onto a city and you have to stop each of them from hitting the targets?
Um, when I first heard of it, it was somebody hitting me up on Twitter telling me I should be playing Whitney.
Said it was like speed dating because he was late after hitting every wrong gate on the lot.
Wonderland posted videos taken with a hidden camera—in a cross necklace, or inside a watch or glasses—of him hitting on women.
And soon all of America got to see Ray in the ring with Janay, hitting her with a shot in the jaw.
He aimed at the yawning hippopotamus and fired, hitting it on the skull, but at such an angle that the ball glanced off.
Black Hood brought the car around in a wide sweeping turn to head back toward the gate, had to swerve to avoid Joe Strong.
to land on, arrive in, or go to: The troops hit the beach at 0800.When does Harry hit town?I’ve got plans to hit the club with my girls tonight.
:to give another playing card, drink, portion, etc.: If the dealer hits me with an ace, I'll win the hand.Bartender, hit me again.
:to come or light upon; meet with; find: to hit the right answer.
:to agree with; suit exactly: I'm sure this purple shirt will hit Alfred's fancy.
:to solve or guess correctly; come upon the right answer or solution: You've hit it!
:to succeed in representing or producing exactly: to hit a likeness in a portrait.
:Informal. to begin to travel on: Let's hit the road.What time should we hit the trail?
:Slang. to kill; murder.
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hit, hit·ting.
:to strike with a missile, a weapon, or the like; deal a blow or blows: The armies hit at dawn.
:to come into collision: The door hit against the wall.
: to ignite a mixture of air and fuel as intended: This jalopy is hitting on all cylinders.
:to come or light: to hit on a new way.
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:an impact or collision, as of one thing against another.
:a stroke that reaches an object; blow.
:a stroke of satire, censure, etc.: a hit at complacency.
:Baseball. base hit.
:Backgammon. a game won by a player after the opponent has thrown off one or more men from the board.any winning game.
:a successful stroke, performance, or production; success: The play is a hit.
:Slang. a dose of a narcotic drug.
:Digital Technology. an instance of successfully locating an item of data, as in a database or on the internet: When I search for my name, I get lots of hits.an instance of accessing a website.
:Slang. a killing, murder, or assassination, especially one carried out by criminal prearrangements.
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:hit off, to represent or describe precisely or aptly: In his new book he hits off the American temperament with amazing insight.to imitate, especially in order to satirize.
:hit on, Slang. to make a sexual advance to: guys who hit on girls at social events.
:hit out, to deal a blow aimlessly: a child hitting out in anger and frustration.to make a violent verbal attack: Critics hit out at the administration's new energy policy.
:hit up, Slang. to ask to borrow money from: He hit me up for ten bucks.to inject a narcotic drug into a vein.