Sentence examples for gaining some success from inspiring English sources

After gaining some success, the writer and his partners closed the shop and then reopened it soon after under a different name, Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die.

British auditing firms have gained some success in competing with investment banks in providing advice on mergers and corporate restructurings and have been able to charge high fees that are contingent on the success of a transaction.

After a short period of activity in Mantua (1622), he moved to Rome (1625), where he designed the stucco decorations in San Silvestro al Quirinale and gained some success as a restorer of classical sculptures.

From then until his appointment as chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir in 1975 (following the signing of an accord that finalized the status of the state), his Plebiscite Front party (a splinter group of the JKNC) gained some successes, but it lost to the Indian National Congress Congress Partyy) in the 1972 state legislative assembly elections.

In 2007, the band released Underclass Hero, which was released to a mixed reception, but gained some commercial success, becoming the band's highest charting album to date.

Carter and Seth gain some early success when they are asked to work with a famous white rapper who wants to "pay his dues to the tradition [of African American music] by releasing an album of classic covers… like those Chinese oil painters who turn out perfect reproductions of Monets and Cézannes".

Recently, T-cell based immunotherapy has gained some clinical success in prostate cancer and validated the potential of anti-cancer vaccination which was often demonstrated preclinically [ 7].

This year has seen the Galaxy gain some success against Real Salt Lake.

I wanted to talk about how you don't gain success from success.

Either way, the environmentalists have gained some measure of success.

For those of us who have been in the self-publishing trenches for years, these success stories are not a new thing; neither are the stories of authors, once turned down by traditional publishing, who gain some really exceptional success when they take the self-publishing route.