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Usage examples of success.

And in that orderly transfer of power from an absolutist to a constitutional monarchy French commentators saw not merely a consummation of political virtue but the origins of British financial success.

Of course, this is predicated on your success in purchasing all the land we require, and the subsequent merger of Acme with our new corporation.

I woke with thoughts of her, and feeling sure that we should become acquainted I felt curious to know what success I should have with her.

Besides acquiring by arms such a noble territory in France, besides defending it against continual attempts of the French monarch and all its neighbors, besides exerting many acts of vigor under their present sovereign, they had, about this very time, revived their ancient fame, by the most hazardous exploits, and the moat wonderful successes, in the other extremity of Europe.

They are quite actable and, with good actors, have had deserved successes.

The adaptation of various forms of life to the interrelated system of organic reality leads to their success and maturity.

The impunity of rapine had increased the boldness and numbers of the wild Isaurians: those robbers descended from their craggy mountains to ravage the adjacent country, and had even presumed, though without success, to besiege the important city of Seleucia, which was defended by a garrison of three Roman legions.

Between these and the mass of mankind there is a want of approachability, if the term be admissible, partially, at least, fatal to their success.

Year 551, we offer up praises to God, His Son and the Holy Spirit for the success of the enterprise, and admonish all loyal subjects within the bounds of the Empire to join with us in this celebration, for surely we are delivered for the purpose of Christian vindication throughout the world.

For an advertiser, therefore, success can be measured by the amount of word of mouth generated within schools and other teen communities.

And so we find him now about to show to his chum, Ned Newton, his latest patent, an aerial warship, which, however, was not the success Tom had hoped for.

The scene was immediately acted with great success, and our hero cooped up in his cage, where he waited so long, that his desires began to subside, and his imagination to aggravate the danger of his situation.

Jim tried, without much success, to keep the aggravation out of his voice.

Nazi aggression was to remain essentially unchanged and to be used with staggering success until an aroused world much later woke up to it.

But it is a little silly for an agitator to cry thief when the success of his agitation has led to the adoption of his ideas.