Sentence examples for becomes extremely successful from inspiring English sources

If you developed the company alongside another partner or several other people, document what parts of the business you're giving away in the event that the start-up becomes extremely successful.

Live relays of opera in cinemas has become extremely successful.

The business became extremely successful; he sold it in 1999 for a reported $10 million.

His classes became extremely successful, and Carnegie began lecturing to packed houses.

With this basic formula, and the extra sheen of Ungaro's haute couture gowns, real harem stuff, the business became extremely successful.

No one was more surprised than him when, in his mid-40s, he suddenly became extremely successful, with his books translated into 30 languages.

They would sit with each other in the bleachers at Yale football games, two aging college roommates who became extremely successful in different fields.

Supporting Internet access to selected Web sites, interactive games, information retrieval, and text messaging, iMode became extremely successful; within three years of its introduction, more than 35 million users in Japan had iMode-enabled cell phones.

While Sidebottom retained a cult following (he was often on TV in the 1990s; became his own comic strip, drawn by Sievey; and had his own radio show, Radio Timperley) some who worked with him or were influenced by him became extremely successful: Caroline Aherne (Mrs Merton was invented on Radio Timperley); Chris Evans (roadie for the band) and Graham Fellows.

But THE RED ROSE GIRLS: An Uncommon Story of Art and Love (Abrams, $39.95), by Alice A. Carter, tells how Jesse Willcox Smith (1863-1935), Elizabeth Shippen Green (1871-1954) and Violet Oakley (1874-1961) bextremelyremely successful illustrators for books and magazines, working in a profession largely dominated by men.

"Unlike in the United States, where sometimes you say if you don't fail twice you're not very likely to become extremely successful, here if you failed in one thing it's harder to get off the ground a second time," Mahr says.