Sentence examples for again to succeed from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Mr. Wallau said, the network wanted "Once and Again" to succeed because it is one of the only dramas about families on network television.

CBS will also try again to succeed with a comedy on a night other than Monday by inserting two comedies on Sunday beginning at 8, after "60 Minutes".

Andy Parker, the father of the news reporter who was shot dead with her cameraman live on air in Virginia on Wednesday, on Sunday vowed again to succeed in his push for gun control legislation, saying: "They messed with the wrong family".

Monaco in 1984 and his first win in 1985 were pivotal races, Sutton believes, and having been part of it, he understood that "as has been talked about time and time again, to succeed you always have to put people aside, you have to be ruthless".

When I returned to New York again to succeed Fairchild as publisher, we met frequently on business; Berge took an apartment on Fifth Avenue.

The challenge for American Apparel will be no less great: they will, once again, have to succeed in convincing fashion consumers that there can be value in paying a bit more for a bit less.

At one point, I truly thought that Karofsky was going to try and kill himself again, only to succeed in the end.

Again, life seems to succeed death rather than precede it.

Furthermore, Inc. recently pointed out the surprisingly high number of suicides in the entrepreneurial ranks; the passionate drive that fuels the best innovations and ideas can often present its weakness in the form of unrelenting pressure to succeed, again and again.

Mrs. Graham stepped down as chairwoman of the board in 1993, again to be succeeded by her son, but remained on the board as chairwoman of the executive committee.

Irsay said he wanted Manning to have the chance to succeed again at the end of his career.