| The last of the six punchy paragraphs on the latter is fairly typical of Hamilton's hit-or-miss procedure throughout the book. |
| Zachery is generally punished for his bad behavior with time-outs, a parenting tool that is often a hit-or-miss proposition. |
| The preparations to secure the York boat against the threatening storm were highly characteristic of her hit-or-miss crew. |
| In our opinion, the services provided in French to Manitobans by means of toll-free telephone lines are too often hit-or-miss. |
| Out-crossing or mixing in of new blood is better than hit-or-miss inbreeding. |
| Her occasional sketches are hit-or-miss, best when they have some sly subtext. |
