Sentence examples for invoke success from inspiring English sources

Scottish-born Canadian James McIntyre, known to minor historians as "the cheese poet", sanctified this c1889, when he wrote: Then let the farmers justly prize The cows for land they fertilize, And let us all with songs and glees Invoke success into the cheese.

He, in turn, begged Sócrates to be more demonstrative, and he obliged, kneeling on the ground, throwing up his arms and invoking success from whatever gods there might be.

In a video pitching the circles, Sandberg invokes the success of book clubs and weight-loss groups.

Making a case for curbing the influence of money in state elections, Mr. Murphy, an upstate Democrat who was defeated in 2010, invoked the success of the British singer and songwriter Adele.

Iger's pitch invoked the successes of Marvel and Pixar and drew a tantalizing response from Lucas.

They may be contending with an an opposition that is having some success invoking its own constitutional claims, centered on the First Amendment.

It has been invoked to great success, keeping countless historic places from being sacrificed to America's seemingly insatiable appetite for asphalt.

Anthropogenic dispersal is invoked for the success of the North-American Girardia (Dugesia) tigrina in Europe.

Hatch and Anderson alike invoke Marx and argue that the success of the maker movement shows that the means of production can be made affordable to workers even under capitalism.

The success rate of those who invoke the law is greater if the victim is black than if he is white.

Studies of female mate choice in fowl typically invoke ornament size as the best predictor of male reproductive success.