Sentence examples for form a succession from inspiring English sources
Business owners who do not form a succession plan create a time bomb that can not only destroy their companies but tear apart their families.
The Late Permian Betts Creek Beds form a succession of coal-bearing alluvial-coastal plain sediments in a basin marginal setting within the northeastern Galilee Basin, Queensland, Australia.
Sequence analysis of high-resolution seismic profiles reveals that the shelf deposits form a succession of high-frequency (five-order) sequences consisting of one depositional sequence developed during the late Quaternary.
The tones are experienced in a sequence – D is heard first, then E – but they are not experienced as a sequence – or to put it another way, these tones form a succession of experiences, but there is no experience of succession.
Against a buff-coloured ground, its neat pencilled lines form a successions of tiny boxes.
A supreme craftsman, Silver was a member of the Jazz Messengers and formed a succession of quintets whose music appealed to audiences beyond jazz.
So at school and university, I formed a succession of bands, modestly electing myself lead singer, lead guitarist and lead songwriter in all of them.
In 1932 he became leader of the band at the Paramount Hotel in Manhattan, New York City, and thereafter formed a succession of large and small bands.
After Mr. Houghton announced his plan to retire in early March, the board — at 40 voting members, one of the largest of any American cultural institution — formed a succession committee led by three longtime trustees, Henry B. Schacht, S. Parker Gilbert and Annette de la Renta.
Coherent diffraction from glassy materials forms a succession of halos or diffraction maxima in reciprocal space and the variation with temperature, of the wave-vector Qmax or angular position of the first diffracted intensity I(Qmax) maximum below Tg can be used to determine the iso-structural volume expansion.
Earlier work had been of a simple character balconies, for instance, being in the form of a succession of balusters but as the smith became more versatile and imaginative, they took the form of panels of flowing curved scrolls, rendered with a freedom never attained before, while constructive strength was observed and symmetry maintained.
