Chart-topping Sentence Examples

Keith Urban began his country music career when he was just a child, and despite some rocky times over the years, he is now sitting pretty at the top of his game with numerous chart-topping albums and a pretty wife at his side.

Mandrell continued with her chart-topping songs throughout the rest of the 1970s and most of the 1980s.

The soundtrack for the newest Madden game includes chart-topping musicians with tracks from Foo Fighters, Godsmack, RevRun, Fall Out Boy and rap artist Memphis Bleek.

Michael has enjoyed a relatively successful solo career and produced many hit songs in the past 20 years, including the chart-topping CD, "A Different Corner", in late 2005.

With a number of chart-topping albums and singles to her name, she's even mentioned in the Guinness Book of World Records as the youngest female artist to have five albums reach number one.

With two more chart-topping hits, Rolling Stone considered the album Spears' best to date.

While you ponder these questions, check out this track from one of the ladies chart topping country compatriots, and if you want to weigh in on the debate, visit our Country Music profile.

Many downloading site specialize in Top 40 or chart music, and instrumental songs rarely become chart topping hits.

No one knew her name this time last year, but late last year, Lily Allen exploded onto the UK music scene, armed with that rare combination of critical praise AND chart topping hits.

His first album for EMI, released only in Australia, earned him a whopping four chart topping hits there, and so with that success under his belt, the country music capital of Nashville beckoned.

For every Madonna, Michael Jackson and Wham! who made it big (no pun intended, Wham! fans), in the 1980s, there was a one-hit wonder who scored an equally huge chart-topping hit.

Another album, Bad Animals, found success with singles like the chart-topping Alone, as well as Who Will You Run To? and There's the Girl.

He also had several chart topping singles with "I Wish You'd Stay," "Two People Fell in Love" and "Mud on the Tires" (which reached number 1).

In 2010, Travis McCoy release his own solo album, Lazarus, featuring the chart topping single Billionaire.

His father is gospel legend Willie Norwood, his sister is R&B chart topping star Brandy and his cousin Snoop Dogg is hip hop royalty.