Sentence examples for end succession from inspiring English sources

To that end, succession planning should include not only the CEO's job but also all mission-critical positions in the organization.

And that's where his real strength lies – not shouting the word "Tinker" over and over again while winking at a never-ending succession of Laura Ashley mannequins.

A match made in celebrity heaven, which blossomed on Oprah Winfrey's sofa and sparked a never-ending succession of glossy magazine spreads and paparazzi photographs, seems poised to end in acrimony after Tom Cruise and Katie announced that they are to divorce.

The titles — "The Highwayman," "The God and the Temple Dancer," "Goethe in Old Age," "Death and Mrs. Death," "The June Bug in Love" — conjure up a never-ending succession of intriguing surprises.

The never-ending succession of duds in the intervening years (as in his other lean periods) is exhausting just to read: The Honorary Consul, The Cotton Club, No Mercy, Power..

Look at Dannii Minogue: once vilified as a useless and undeserving spare part on The X Factor judging panel, now the most popular figure on the show due almost solely to a seemingly never ending succession of dos that combine body and shine with relentlessly innovative styling.

A bill which ends succession to the Crown based on gender has become law.

Pre-season testing was a never-ending succession of problems, the first few races little better.

Rickards and Kearnes (2016) correctly contend that for many, it seems that they are already living a never-ending succession of emergencies and crises.

The view from the parking lot has been described in the Frommer's travel guide as "breathtaking – a never-ending succession of mountains and valleys".

The example of "majority rule" in the rest of Africa provides scant comfort as they watch a never-ending succession of coup d'etats, one-party states, deportation and dispossession of whites and Asians and genocidal campaigns against minority tribes by Africa's new rulers.