Sentence examples for half succeeded from inspiring English sources
Today, she's half succeeded - in the first stage, at least.
(A score of 70percentt merits a pass. In December, about half succeeded).
It's all just as William Cowper says in the last two of his beautiful lines, "On Receipt of My Mother's Picture": "Time has but half succeeded in his theft – / Thyself remov'd, thy power to sooth me left".
A completely extraordinary, utterly unusual piece of cinema, which half succeeds.
Signed Comment about feminism & the Women's Issue of The New Yorker... Sisterhood is powerful, but so is sibling rivalry; so is the drudgery of daily life; so is conservatism, which, with some unintended help from the sillier reaches of academe, has half succeeding in turning "feminism" into a much mocked anachronism, a mood ring left over from the bell-bottom epoch.
(The script is by Michael Tolkin and the late Anthony Minghella, whose 1999 film, "The Talented Mr. Ripley," about foreigners dying to be sucked into Italy's warmth, and only half succeeding, was a far more honest approach to cultural fusion. Just think what Minghella might have wrought at the helm of "Nine").
The new 14″ P430 and 15.6″ P530 models focus on being thin and sexy, though I have to say they only half succeed.
The fly-half succeeded at his third attempt just before half-time and passed 1,000 points for the Welsh region in the process.
Former Wales and Llanelli prop Buchanan and Davies, the former Wales and Cardiff fly-half, succeed Pickering and former Wales and British and Irish Lions wing Gerald Davies on the WRU board.
Barça set a Spanish record of 180 goals in 2015 but their normally prolific attack drew a blank against their local rivals who were strong in the challenge, especially in the first half, and succeeded in disrupting their play.
