The president hit it out of the park, coming up.
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" EPR Properties: "They have hit it out of the park.
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I really thought the president hit it out of the park.
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Daily Show, you hit it out of the park with this one.
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Not every flavor of Oreos has hit it out of the park.
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From a design perspective, Sony really hit it out of the park.
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And not every candidate hit it out of the park at the town hall.
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Sophie: That topping bar hit it out of the park, and the ingredients were surprisingly fresh.
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They get a couple of guys on base anybody can hit it out of the park.
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"The Microsoft team really hit it out of the park," Williams, the React Training developer, said.
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Four years after "Seven," Pitt reteamed with Fincher and hit it out of the park once again.
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But if you don't take a swing, you're never going to hit it out of the park.
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She has pitched a softball to Donald Trump, who can now hit it out of the park.
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That brings us to this year, and by all accounts, Nashville hit it out of the park.
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"I threw it exactly where I wanted to, and he hit it out of the park," Robertson said.
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Jennifer Lopez appears to have hit it out of the park with her critically acclaimed stripper drama Hustlers.
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"The crowd kept on him, and he finally hit it out of the park, to right field," he recalled.
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WatchCut's videos continue to hit it out of the park, and we can't wait to see which country is next.
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He said that he wanted to "hit a home run, hit it out of the park" before it was all over.
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Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee hit it out of the park with "Despacito," becoming the first Latin song to go diamond.
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I think with Rhett and Luna we hit it out of the park, we were super lucky with both of them.
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Michelle Obama took the stage at a New Hampshire campaign rally and delivered a speech that hit it out of the park.
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They're out five years, and I'm older now, and I'm not trying to hit it out of the park with index funds.
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In my opinion as a former teacher, the availability of free resources is where Slumberkins really hit it out of the park.
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Style:In terms of style — and organization, if I had to pick two — Dagne Dover will always hit it out of the park.
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Tim Kaine "came on too hot" during Tuesday night's vice presidential debate but added that Kaine "hit it out of the park" on substance.
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"He's going to strike out some because he swings hard and tries to hit it out of the park," Indians manager Terry Francona said.
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CAVUTO: I wanted to get your thoughts on this new Supreme Court change, but you can&apost always hit it out of the park each day.
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Wednesday and revealed that she and her beau actually coupled up right before Valentine's Day — and Rodriguez hit it out of the park with his gift.
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"Year after year, hot dogs continue to hit it out of the park at the concession stand," Eric Mittenthal, president of the NHDSC, said in a statement.
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But a decade later, as the season of baseball is underway, Billy Beane would likely conclude that we have not yet hit it out of the park.
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The orchestra was suppose to play one of Bach's Chorales, but this performance still hit it out of the park, and the director didn't seem to mind at all.
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All of the most impressive mainstream telecommunications technologies we use today, things like the internet or GPS, they hit it out of the park with the public sector first.
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Back to the Future II and Parks and Recreation were each came the closest — the former was accurate within a year, and the latter hit it out of the park.
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What you'll find is that Amazon really hit it out of the park with this Kindle, and you'll will struggle to find a popular holiday gift item that is this good.
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Luckily for you, we convinced MUNCHIES host and noted spud whisperer Matty Matheson to share his ultimate recipe for baked potatoes, and he hit it out of the park with this one.
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"He's growing into a player who uses the whole park to hit for average, has the power to hit it out of the park, and makes the plays on defense," Francona said.
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And if Wood's curveball was a good one, breaking below the strike zone, at least one person was not surprised to see the free-swinging Nunez hit it out of the park.
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But in terms of heightening interest in Season 3, for this critic -- who has come to view watching the show with a greater sense of obligation than enthusiasm -- the finale's big swings didn't hit it out of the park.
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And the sad history of the entertainment industry has been that it didn't take many failures to prompt those in decision-making positions to shy away from minority-led projects, heightening the perceived pressure to hit it out of the park.
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There, men are allowed to fail over and over again with ill-performing, ham-fisted filmmaking, while women who are perhaps better directors (or could be, given the chance) must hit it out of the park on their very first try or they'll never get another shot.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball Last night was make or break for Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Sanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Democratic strategist: Sanders seeking distance from Warren could 'backfire' MORE and he absolutely hit it out of the park.
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Developer Shiny Entertainment, headed up by David Perry, had hit it out of the park with their first swing—the company's debut game, designed explicitly as a franchise-launcher (and, as it proved, successful in that respect) sold bucketloads, charmed critics, and made the much-smaller me contort with glee as I launched cows, flexed entirely fake muscles, blasted cackling crows out of the sky and bungee-jumped beside gigantic booger monsters.
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We are extremely lucky to have the talented young filmmaker Steven Caple Jr. step up and accept the role of director. I am confident that he and Michael B. Jordan will hit it out of the park!” Production of Creed II began in spring 2018.
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She was everything that we could've hoped for Anna." Co-director Chris Buck shared Lee's ideas, commenting, "Kristen Bell for Anna was the very first person that we saw. We did a lot of casting to find Anna, but she just hit it out of the park. From the beginning we loved her, and she just kind of became Anna and Anna became her.
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That performance continued with "It's All Coming Back to Me Now", which was widely praised. Dodge said that it, like the prior song, was "covered to perfection". Although Chaney said she hated that song, she wrote that Michele hit it "out of the park" and gave it an "A", the same grade Strecker gave with the encomium "outstanding", and added that she then "rewatched three times". An "A" was not sufficient for Slezak, who declared that it was "one of Glee's five best vocals ever" and gave it an "A+".
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Maggie Fremont of Vulture described Pompeo as giving the same kind of "powerhouse performance" seen in all the time "Shonda continues to throw horrible situations at Meredith". Gwen Inhat of The A.V. Club praising both Pompeo and Washington called them the, "saving grace" from being a typical Meredith-martyr episode. She added that Washington, "hit it out of the park", and called Pompeo, the key player saying that, "Told only from her perspective, it’s a powerhouse episode for her." Janalen Samson of BuddyTV highlighted Pompeo and deemed her as "excellent", while calling the episode a "showcase for her".
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For a segment devoted to such a cunning wordsmith, this episode quite nicely sticks to its metaphors throughout. Well played." Vinnie Mancuso of New York Observer wrote, "Straight up, this episode as a whole is terribly paced ... But underneath the mess episode writer Megan Mostyn-Brown has a ton of genuinely clever fun with Eddie and Oswald's relationship." Lisa Babick of TV Fanatic gave the series a perfect 5 star rating out of 5, writing "Gotham hit it out of the park this hour not only by giving us The Riddler but also by setting up other exciting storylines to take us through the rest of the season.
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Half of the record feels like the energizing hard rock found of their self-titled album, as well as Scars Remain, while the other half feels more like the same modern rock heard all over the radio. Thankfully, Disciple is able to pull that radio rock sound off better than most." Weaver concluded with saying "Kevin Young's current Disciple doesn't necessarily hit it out of the park, but they do manage to maintain the norm. When the norm is crafting solid rock records with great replay value, 'maintaining the norm' isn't such a bad thing; it's no wonder Disciple has been around so long...Fans of harder rock than typically played on the radio, and fans of radio rock alike, can find common ground on this record.
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