Sentence examples for experimented successfully from inspiring English sources

Some of us (yes, me) have experimented (successfully?) with pink trousers as well – I even saw a pink linen blazer in the summer.

In Edo the artist Katsushika Hokusai, who as a young man trained with Katsukawa Shunshō, broke with the atelier system and experimented successfully with new subjects and styles.

She was the chef at Mika, a Japanese fusion restaurant in SoHo, and in the mid-1990'shehe was the head chef at the Galaxy on Irving Place, where she experimented successfully with dishes like clams in hemp broth.

With Matthew Leuenberger returning to the Brisbane line-up after recovering from a serious knee injury, Lions coach Justin Leppitsch experimented successfully by also regularly deploying his other ruckman Stefan Martin at the centre bounces.

Conservationists in Australia, where the feral cat problem is perhaps even more serious, have experimented successfully with allowing the cat's natural predator there — the dingo — to rebound in numbers.

He had already experimented successfully with animation for his popular Israeli TV show The Material That Love Is Made Of, and so he hired the artist Yoni Goodman, a gifted illustrator, and then set about trying to raise the money to get his movie made.

After experimenting successfully with a small rocket motor burning light fuel oil, Sänger in 1933 designed a stratosphere rocket aircraft.

Among the best of them are "Large Varnish on Wood" (1982) and "Varnish Diptych" (1984), in which it seems the artist was experimenting, successfully, with poured paint and varnish.

Mishra writes, referring to the New Economic Policy of 1921-28, thet "the Bolsheviks initially experimented, partly successfully, with free-market agriculture and private ownership".

In the absence of any foreign investment, industrialization depended on generating adequate capital from agricultural surpluses, and the Bolsheviks initially experimented, partly successfully, with free-market agriculture and private ownership.

While the Girlfriend Experiment successfully undermines algorithm worship, Mary's spotty life experience means she inevitably takes an analytical approach to existence, too, and she has epiphanies that end up sounding more like the musings of a stoned philosophy major than those of an insightful outsider.