Sentence examples for long-running success from inspiring English sources

Long-Running Success Cynics may want to stop reading.

He has an undisclosed ownership interest in the talk show, one that could pay him far more if it becomes a long-running success.

But he denied that he had "created" the Beatles, and their long-running success has proved him right in this, while reinforcing his own capacity to pick talent.

Artists including Ms. Baez, Jackson Browne, Taj Mahal, Bonnie Raitt and Peter, Paul and Mary all volunteered their services to make Bread & Roses a long-running success.

Various venues, Sat to 6 Feb MC The long-running success of The Mousetrap in the West End is a reminder of how much audiences love a thriller.

One of the more intriguing subplots of the Patriots' long-running success has been the clear difference in temperament between Belichick and his longtime quarterback, Tom Brady.

"Search for Tomorrow" began three weeks earlier in 1951, and the two shows, both on CBS, were among the first daytime dramas to become long-running successes on television.

If all these ambitious plans turn into long-running successes, in a city that some have been warning for years is oversaturated with places to eat, they'll certainly deserve that toast.

Once again, Downton Abbey received the most nominations of any British drama, continuing the series' long-running awards success in the US.

The new ABC reality series flopped with a flourish Monday night in its first outing since beating back an effort by CBS to gain a court injunction to block the show, which CBS saw as a bald copy of its long-running summer success, "Big Brother".

The new group, whose members have a clear stake in cutting drug costs, plans to move on a number of fronts to try to blunt what it sees as a distortion of the health care system by the long-running marketing success of drugmakers.