Sentence examples for brought successfully from inspiring English sources

It was his belief that Norton could never be brought successfully to justice that drove Poirot to turn killer.

We often talk as if "sympathy" were the sure symptom of a reader's satisfaction, the evidence of a character - usually the "hero" or "heroine" - brought successfully to life.

Going, who asked before the game to be seated in a safe place, died on March 13, according to court papers that detail a lawsuit her husband brought successfully against the Garden.

If a case was brought successfully, it would not have any bearing on the referendum result or prevent the UK leaving the EU, but could result in criminal punishment of anyone held responsible by the courts for making false statements.

However, legal documents underlying a stream of civil claims brought successfully against the NoW on behalf of people ranging from the actor Jude Law to the Liberal Democrat MP Simon Hughes, and the singer Charlotte Church, alleged that the publisher was behind efforts to delete emails.

"[But] victims of historical sexual abuse are entitled to justice, and prosecutions that would not have been attempted in the past are now brought successfully," the CPS said.

The separates in crisp fabrics were infused with the quirky charm that the designer has brought so successfully to Carven.

Stress, for example, can bring back successfully treated fears.

This was unconsciously recognised by the Victorians, who found in it a method for bringing up successfully a large family of daughters.

For Pip is an educated good man, and educated good men and women are the most difficult characters to bring off successfully in a work of fiction.

TO bring novelties successfully to the battlefield, engineers recognize that they need champions within the military to ensure timely field tests.