Sentence examples for further success with from inspiring English sources
Recently he found further success with his new band, the Mescaleros.
The rebuilt band recorded the blockbuster album 90125, then enjoyed further success with Big Generator (1987) and Union (1991).
"After that money is spent, further success with reform will depend on good working relationships with states.
Fleischer enjoyed further success with The Narrow Margin (1952), one of the best noirs of its day.
The new-look band enjoyed further success with Mob Rules (1981), but the honeymoon came to an acrimonious end following arguments over the live album Live Evil (1982).
He had further success with "Happy," an effervescent and infectious song that he had written for the animated film Despicable Me 2 (2013).
Mourinho has the opportunity to fashion further successes with Chelsea's wealth of finance, talent, experience and a gifted group of youngsters coming through.
Further success came with Bryan Forbes' screenplay, I Was Monty's Double (1958), again with Mills, as well as British stalwarts Cecil Parker, Michael Hordern, Marius Goring and Leslie Phillips, about the true story of an actor (ME Clifton James, playing himself) pretending to be General Montgomery as a decoy to confuse the Germans during the months before D-Day.
Further success followed with 15 wickets in the three-Test series against Sri Lanka in England, but Tremlett missed all but the first match of England's 4-0 win over India that followed.
Further success came with Watford's youth teams; he played in the first leg of the youth team's 7 6 aggregate FA Youth Cup win against Manchester United in 1982, and in the final as Watford finished runners up in the Southern Junior Floodlit Cup.
Jim was designed by Doug TenNapel, an animator from California who would achieve further success post-Jim with his bizarre designs for the cult 1998 claymation adventure game The Neverhood (which has recently seen the release of a spiritual successor, Armikrog) and its platforming sequel Skullmonkeys.
