Sentence examples for more recent successes from inspiring English sources

Many of the area's more recent successes played for the local team Sunday night, like Warrick, Lowry and Tyreke Evans of the Sacramento Kings.

More recent successes include Second Chances and Caroline's Daughters - both also novels about groups of women, which earned her the reputation as a chronicler of women's friendships.

Prominent dyslexics include the founders of Ford, General Electric, IBM and IKEA, not to mention more recent successes such as Charles Schwab (the founder of a stockbroker), Richard Branson (the Virgin Group), John Chambers (Cisco) and Steve Jobs (Apple).

By Whitney Balliett The New Yorker, August 3 , 1992P. 37 PROFILE of singer Rosemary Clooney, that traces the peaks and valleys of her personal life and career, from 1945 when she began at an Ohio radio station, up to her more recent successes such as monthlong, soldout engagements at the Rainbow & Stars, with a period of pill addiction inbetween.

There have been more recent successes via Marx's Victory Ventures, a $77 million private venture capital fund.

More recent successes included Shine and Rabbit-Proof Fence.

FEW areas of international affairs have seen more recent success than the fight against AIDS.

A more recent success for the company is a site called Fail Blog, which chronicles disastrous mishaps and general stupidity in photos and video.

MR. FIELDS walks a fine line between reminding employees how bad things were just a few years ago, and exhorting them to build on its more recent success.

With 54% of the equity, the Japanese company is firmly in the driving seat.A more recent success story is that of Hyundai, one of many foreign manufacturers that entered the Indian market after the economy was liberalised in the 1990s.

Stanford students and staff have been behind countless companies in the Valley, from established ones like Hewlett-Packard, Cisco and Sun Microsystems to more recent success stories like Google and VMware.