Sentence examples for and then achieved from inspiring English sources

Why did the Arkansas boy who shook Jack Kennedy's hand and then achieved the dream inspired by that moment not do more with his hard-won opportunity?

He often predicted great things and then achieved them, opening huge swaths of unexplored territory for successive generations of architects, yet he also reinvented himself regularly before he died in 1965.

These experiences were the source of one of his main ideas: that humans first lived in Bedouin tribes and then achieved civilization, but civilization became decadent with increasing wealth and luxury.

She received good reviews for her history "Jameson's Raid" in 1960 and then achieved widespread success with the biography "Victoria R. I". in 1964; a two-volume life of the Duke of Wellington, "The Years of the Sword," in 1969; and "Pillar of State" in 1972.

Elizabeth Hardwick, who as a studious Kentucky belle set her ambitions on becoming a member of New York's glittering intellectual elite and then achieved them, as a critic, essayist, fiction writer and a co-founder of The New York Review of Books, died on Sunday in Manhattan.

During the years Chiellini was growing up through the youth teams at Livorno, he finished secondary school (when every day he had lunch at his grandmother's house five minutes away from the stadium) and then achieved a bachelor's degree in economics, specialising in business administration.

The conference committee should drop these provisions, and then achieve a safety advance by extending the.08 blood alcohol limit nationwide.

In some ways, it was: the feminist movement did call for, and then achieve, greater sexual freedom for women, and access to birth control and abortion as rights.

His name was Roscoe Arbuckle (1887-1933), and he came out of Smith Center, Kan., to join Mack Sennett's Keystone Kops in 1913 and then achieve Hollywood stardom.

Human beings are fundamentally programmed to operate in conditions of intensity for short periods, and then achieve a resolution and relief.

The idea of a coach who helps you identify your dream lifestyle and then achieve it might seem impossibly touchy-feely for dour Brits.