Sentence examples for completely succeeded from inspiring English sources

This long building time explains the flaws and variations in design: when building commenced in 1740, Palladianism was the height of fashion, but, by the time of its completion, Palladianism had been completely succeeded by Neoclassicism; thus, the house is a marriage of both styles.

He has completely succeeded.

Fortunately, it has not completely succeeded.

I've not completely succeeded, but I try".

When you look at it simply that way, How I Met Your Mother completely succeeded.

Their pharaonic projects -- from hydroelectric and nuclear power plants to the conquest of the Amazon -- never completely succeeded, and inflation soared.

The idea that a password should completely succeed or completely fail "is an old paradigm that should go away," says Rodriguez.

Here, we examine two severe hydrometeorological episodes that affected the Milano urban area and for which the complex flood protection system of the city did not completely succeed.

The film doesn't completely succeed at this, partly, it seems, because there isn't much documentary evidence of Hurston herself outside of her writings.

A few months later, Children wrote to Talbot that "my daughter and I shall set to work in good earnest 'till we completely succeed in practising your invaluable process".

The iPad and its brothers will never completely succeed in replicating the experience of reading a book, and that's fine: that's what books are for, and will continue to be for.