Sentence examples for memorable successful from inspiring English sources

Here's a look at some of the most memorable, successful or otherwise.

Bowing towards Wim Wenders' great German road movies, it's also a meditation of the state of the nation's cinema, and a memorable, successful attempt to make a genuine British art movie.

Dr. Li Xu, the Executive Committee member of USCACA, then the Vice President of Pfizer Oncology (now Senior Vice President and the Head of Oncology Business Unit of Jiangsu Hengrui Medicine Co ., commented, "I had privilege to be part of this memorable, successful Xalkori China development from the beginning to the end.

The progress he made round India on that memorable historically successful tour 36 years ago, and the esteem and celebrity he generated in that country was a remarkable achievement in itself.

His career may have been short on the critical approbation that he craved, but his most memorable and successful performances, first in the nostalgic musical drama Dirty Dancing (1987), then in the Oscar-winning Ghost (1990), made him a superstar, and gave America one of its few leading men who were unafraid to play vulnerable.

This is particularly true of the city's pro-sports franchises, whose most memorable (and successful) figures — the brusque Giants and Jets coach Bill Parcells, the egomaniacal Knicks coach Pat Riley, and, of course, the Boss, George Steinbrenner — have often been power-hungry taskmasters and my-way-or-the-highway Machiavellis.

Brands aimed for the big reveal ad, such as Apple's 1984 Macintosh spot, generally recognized as one of the most memorable – and successful — TV ads in history.

It aired only once during the Super Bowl, yet it's considered one of the most memorable and successful commercials to date.

But the wait may be bearable for fans who have been waiting for the Colombian superstar to go back to the Spanish songwriting roots that gave the world two of her most most memorable and successful records, "Pies Descalzos" (1996) and "Dónde Están los Ladrones?" (1998).

He made up for that damage with an exceptionally successful, memorable and moving speech in Philadelphia.

He and other city officials acknowledge that they are under some pressure to ensure a successful, memorable convention in part as a selling point for large events like the Olympics.