Sentence examples for it succession from inspiring English sources

That's why we call it succession, not replacement.

"I don't know that it makes succession by him any more definite, but it prevented what could have been the event of making it far less likely".

Its characterisation as a 'grand opera' placed it in succession to Auber's La muette de Portici (1828) and Rossini's Guillaume Tell (1829) in this new genre.

The waiter loaded a spoon with the gelato, and each dancer sucked from it in succession.

A needlessly jumbled narrative (Denis calls it "a succession of leaps") attempts to add a veneer of profundity to the sordid stodge.

It holds succession meetings with workers, asking them to identify the skills they think would make strong leaders.

"It feels a little to me like they painted themselves into a corner, and now they're crying about it," says succession expert Jeff Cohn of Benchmark's lawsuit.

The real light pattern in photobioreactors – a gradual variation of irradiance – differs from the widely accepted simplification of considering it a succession of square, light and dark periods.

It traces its episcopal succession from the pre-Reformation church in Ireland.

Anyway, the passage in question is striking; whatever it says about the Fed succession, it does give us a sense of how the people Obama listens to talk.

It describes successions of power-law decays, with arbitrarily decreasing values of the scattering exponents, and interleaved by regions of constant intensity.