Liverpool were motivated to buy neighbouring houses by a fear of losing pre-eminence in English football after their mighty playing success and financial dominance of the 1970s and 80s.
He's no celebrity, but if you've been around young children (especially boys) in the last eight years, you probably know the program that launched his success: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
Last year, with a song by Andrew Lloyd Webber, we ended up fifth, and my guess is the country compared modest success with mighty effort and shrugged.
But for a time, a sunlit heyday that lasted decades, Le Cirque was the epitome of a clubby Manhattan fine-dining scene whose snobbishness, far from undermining the enterprise, was the mighty engine of its success.
So, for his investment of $4 million, Sekiguchi has bought himself a bundle of success, a mighty horse who is delivering the kind of theater that racing has been searching for.
At the Paris Opera, claqueurs became mighty arbiters of theatrical success; Balzac writes in "La Comédie Humaine" that the chief of the claque had "the endorsement of the boulevard playwrights, all of whom have an account with him, as they would with a banker".
The private-equity group disclosed that it had written down by half investments in one of its European funds, which houses some of its most high profile buy-outs, including ProSiebenSat.1, a German media company, and Alliance Boots, a British retailer.The mighty DollarKKR had better success at Dollar General, which it bought in 2007.
Price was alway the other key to the shuffle's success, and Mighty has taken great pains to keep its first player under $100.
Following the success of "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" No. 0 and No. 1, Boom!
Given the unlikely success of Mighty Casey, maybe that's not so true anymore.
