Sentence examples for foreign success from inspiring English sources

Assuming a modest production budget and some foreign success, Angel of Death looks profitable for Hammer and backers eOne.

The country, still deep in postwar poverty, remained wary of foreign influence and jealous of foreign success.

(The story of the destruction of those friendships when the student's foreign success eclipsed memories of his master is one of the saddest in the book).

Sony cites the foreign success of "The Green Hornet" (Taiwanese hero, Austrian-German villain) and "Resident Evil: Afterlife" (Japanese location) as evidence of that strategy.Big noisy spectacle travels best.

Zoueva left to work in North America in 1991, and 20 years later, she stood in the interview area on Saturday night in her native Moscow and exulted in the foreign success that her talent and empathy had helped generated.

Amado's foreign success was partly boosted by his politics.

Of course, the danger of trumpeting foreign successes is that between now and the election in November there are any number of foreign challenges that could explode.

Mr. Burton said he could foresee television advertisements playing up Mr. Obama's foreign successes, including the deaths of both Osama bin Laden and Colonel Qaddafi, though he did not say whether his group had made such plans.

The president intends to avoid the same trap that snared his father: George Bush senior lost the presidency when voters decided his foreign successes were less important than the creaking economy.

The biggest obstacle is Oskar Lafontaine, a Left Party leader who quit the SPD in high dudgeon: few of his former colleagues could ever work with him.Ms Merkel's chancellorship may see foreign successes in Brussels and Washington, but its weakness is a lack of domestic achievements.

China could learn the market reform from foreign successes, and strengthen research on effective competition in electricity markets, to improve the utilization efficiency of generation resources.