Sentence examples for events succeeded from inspiring English sources

Still, as a matter of political appearances, the day's events succeeded most of all in raising questions about precisely why Mr. McCain had called for postponing the first debate and returned to Washington to focus on the bailout plan, and what his own views were about what should be done.

In Lefty, as in many of Leskov's stories, events succeed one another at a breathless pace.

Matter, also, may be reduced to a law according to which events succeed each other and spread out from centres; but here we enter upon more speculative considerations.

Yet mostly through sheer force of Mr. Rostropovich's mighty will, one suspects, the event succeeded on every level.

One of the astonishing things about 1968 was how quickly each shocking, consciousness-altering event succeeded the last, leaving no time for people to reorient themselves.

Those who attended the Columbia event succeeded in mapping the area around Ceiba within three hours; their efforts were complemented by those of volunteers at dozens of other US universities, who mapped additional sections of Puerto Rico over the next few days.

I think this event succeeded because it's very much of BedStuy, and is in touch with its own history.

Spirit Run board member Andrea Crance, who came out with her family, said the event succeeded, despite the inclement weather.

Lineage sorting is the result of an ancestral polymorphism that survives a speciation event, succeeded by fixation of different alleles in the descendant lineages.

Where the event succeeds in centering voices of co-designers on individual teams, it could improve on its own organization process to follow the co-design model in planning the event itself.

"However, it is so difficult to organise a large event given the circumstances". While the number of pilgrims who will attend is still unclear, if the event succeeds in bringing more than a few thousand, the Ennahda-led Tunisian government will surely hail it as evidence that Tunisia is a tolerant country for its minorities and is fully open once again for foreign tourists.