Sentence examples for first success of from inspiring English sources

After the first success of the gasoline engine, there was widespread experimentation with steam and electricity.

"Part of this first success of the season is due to him," Alonso added.

In years to come, this might be considered the first success of a football revolution.

The first success of revolution creates the exuberant dizziness of democratic freedom that we saw in Cairo and Benghazi.

Harlequins are still without a win after Semi Tadulala's hat-trick inspired Wakefield to their first success of the season.

Nibali, with Italy's first success of the 2017 race, moved into third overall, 1min 12sec off the lead.

Both liberations were great victories for anti-slavery campaigners, more than half a century after the first successes of the campaign against the slave trade.

The dominant presence is of Finlay's favourite revolutionary, Louis-Antoine de Saint-Just (1767-94), the architect – the unstoppable Scottish punster surely relished that cliché – of the terror that followed the first successes of the French revolution.

Moreover, imatinib development was one of the first successes of medicinal chemistry screening programs, which led to the in-depth characterization of a small-molecule inhibitory compound against an oncogenically active tyrosine kinase (Lydon, 2009).

But the 36-second success of Stars & Stripes against Prada's Luna Rossa may be the more significant result.

The veteran trainer has had a lean season: Times Up, the 11-1 winner of yesterday's two-miler, was only his seventh success of the domestic campaign.