Sentence examples for late successes from inspiring English sources

Sanders's late successes raise questions for the Clinton team about the difficulties she could encounter in a race with Trump.

He composed an angry letter to Gen. George C. Meade, who had commanded the Union forces at Gettysburg, writing him that Lee "was within your easy grasp, and to have closed upon him would, in connection with our other late successes, have ended the war".

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He was within your easy grasp, and to have closed upon him would, in connection with our other late successes, have ended the war.

He played occasionally until 1922 23, and had some late successes: in 1921, a team selected and captained by MacLaren defeated a previously unbeaten Australian team, and on his final first-class appearance during a 1922 23 Marylebone Cricket Club tour of New Zealand, he scored 200 runs.

His late success is the result of fierce determination and is no model for young singers.

Not that she would have her late success any other way.

For all her late success, and perhaps because of it, Howard's work is misperceived.

Urata is bashful, however, about his group's late success and keen to explain the hard work that went before.

We also spoke about his chronic depression, which had given him an unwanted late success (Darkness Visible).

Haas tends not to dwell on the technical aspects of Federer's game to explain his resurgent late success.