Sentence examples for in succession when from inspiring English sources

At the end of an uneventful first half, Costel Pantilimon saved twice in succession when Everton scythed Sunderland open.

Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden lost her place in succession when her brother was born, but was re-made heir apparent by law when she was three years old.

Many are caused by huge cumulus clouds that form quickly and in succession when moist air from the ocean comes up against the warm air trapped among tall, closely packed buildings.

Harrington, who won his first major at the 2007 Open, was the last player seeking to win a third major in succession when teeing up at the Masters in 2009, having won the Open and US PGA the previous year.

And the 17-year-old Russian looked certain to make it three wins in succession when she raced through the opening set and broke to lead 5-4 in the second.

Only in the latter stages did Guus Hiddink's team really threaten a third away win in succession, when Heurelho Gomes shrugged himself awake to block from Branislav Ivanovic and, brilliantly, claw away Diego Costa's header in the last few minutes.

Even worse, we can misremember two things as happening in close succession when in fact they happened much farther apart in time, or even in the reverse order.

After a positive start to their second innings, England lost both their openers in quick succession when Alastair Cook chased a wide one and edged to Dean Brownlie, who took his second diving slip catch of the match, and Nick Compton lost his off stump when beaten for pace by Neil Wagner.

Last summer Rollins showed his fame in rapid succession when he was hired by Ross Perot, was fired by Ross Perot, and denounced Ross Perot.

He was stapling photocopies of his face — sideways, in quick succession — when his mother, Brigitte Meese, called out from across the gallery: "Jonathan, why don't you put yourself straight up?

Public anger has been stoked further by accusations that the big six – British Gas-owner Centrica, EDF, Npower, SSE, E.on and Scottish Power – tend to raise bills in quick succession when wholesale gas prices go up, but fail to cut them when the market falls.