Sentence examples for long string of successful from inspiring English sources

But after a long string of successful $100 weekends, from New York City to Istanbul, I finally blew past my limit.

Now Jim Marggraff, an entrepreneur with a long string of successful innovations, say he thinks he has figured out the secret of pen computing — and he has done it by playing with toys.

In the 1960s, as the music industry was shifting from New York to Los Angeles, the Beach Boys established California's first signature sound, beginning a long string of successful popular music produced in southern California that stretched from folk rock, country rock, and singer-songwriters to punk and gangsta rap.

Seidman's long string of successful raids began in 1985.

"This funding announcement is just the first in a long string of successes to come".

"Obviously he's very oriented toward being successful commercially, and he's made a long string of very successful films," Mr. Bowden said.

Dearing — a former senior VP at eBay who joined Stanford's faculty in 2006 as a consulting associate professor and taught off campus for eight years —  has quietly backed a long string of highly successful companies.

Her big break came as Keanu Reeves's sidekick in the 1994 action film Speed, which was swiftly followed by a lead role in the rom-com While You Were Sleeping, followed by a long string of unambitious but nonetheless successful romcoms, together with a forgettable sequel to Speed.

Although he suffered a long string of professional losses, Chamberlain had a successful career, winning two NBA championships, earning four regular-season Most Valuable Player awards, the Rookie of the Year award, one NBA Finals MVP award, and being selected to 13 All-Star Games and ten All-NBA First and Second teams.

After spending the '80s rubbing elbows with everyone from Michael Jackson to Bob Hope, the actress made a successful comeback with "Suddenly Susan" in 1996, leading to a long string of television guest appearances.

Incredibly, it took other panelists several seconds too long to point out that Trump's successful campaign has been built almost entirely on unlimited free media attention and a long string of softball interviews.