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" ... It's a disappointment, but it doesn't mean that much. We’re still looking at a $9 million chiller that opened with $14m with at least one more weekend of decent business. It may be slightly leggier than a standard horror film cash-in due to Halloween weekend and the whole “it’s a good movie” thing. Unless it collapses and does nothing overseas (it has already made $7.9m overseas), it’s still probably a hit. But it's another example of the whole "You don't get a second chance to make a first impression" rule of franchise-building. ... "
" ... Something a little less grim sees the film netting that $25 million Thursday (which I still think is all-but-guaranteed) and playing like a Twilight Saga sequel, namely New Moon. That 2009 sequel snagged a $26m Thursday, a $72m opening day, and a $142m debut weekend in 2D and without IMAX. A play like Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I ($24m/$61m/$125m) off that $25m Thursday gets you a $65m Friday and a defendable $131m opening weekend. Again, the hope is for a leggier run than a standard Harry Potter/Twilight sequel. ... "
" ... The Adam McKay film now sits with $101 million in domestic grosses, and it will likely end the weekend with just under $110m. The original Anchorman earned $85.2m back in summer 2004, which would be about $107m in today's dollars. So not only is Anchorman 2 going to easily sell more tickets than the first film over the long run, it will have done it in a leggier fashion. The first Anchorman opened on July 09, 2004, earning $28.4m against the second weekend of Spider-Man 2 (no kids, the first Spider-Man 2). It earned exactly 3x its opening weekend, a solid figure but below the $114m domestic finish of Dodgeball (3.8x its $30m debut) over the same summer. And even though the film cost just $26m, it earned only $5m overseas. So even with a strong cult following on DVD, Paramount was hesitant to green light a sequel. ... "
" ... The Last Jedi had a 2.8x multiplier for a $620 million domestic total. That’s actually a little low for a major Christmas release, but A) most December releases don’t open with $220m and B) it was still leggier than Avengers: Infinity War which earned $678m from a $258m debut. Rogue One pulled a “normal for a December biggie” 3.43x multiplier for a $532m cume, while The Force Awakens earned a whopping $937m from its $248m launch, a huge 3.77x multiplier. In unadjusted domestic grosses, the first three “new” Star Wars movies are the first, eighth and 11th-biggest earners of all time. Worldwide, they are third, 11th and 27th. ... "
" ... What does that mean? To be honest, it's a disappointment but it doesn't mean that much. Look, we’re still looking at a $9 million chiller that is going to snag a $13m weekend. Two years ago, I championed another $14m opener which placed second to Ouija, a movie named John Wick. Ouija: Origin of Evil is also a better-than-expected genre entry. It may be slightly leggier than a standard horror film cash-in due to Halloween weekend and the whole “it’s a good movie” thing. Unless it collapses and does nothing overseas, it’s still probably a hit. ... "