Sentence examples for most successfully on from inspiring English sources

Like practically all pop songwriters, Mr. David treaded most successfully on breakup-and-makeup terrain, but he would sometimes veer gently into political or social themes.

The frayed-denim look that the label started five years ago was there in wide-legged jeans, while slipdresses and the pastel colour palette also featured, most successfully on a series of coloured lace pieces.

But it does suggest that the politicians who linger longest and most successfully on the national stage tend to also be lucky, having been elected in years of unrest and having been able to claim credit for the periods of relative ease that followed.

In Manitoba, cattails are being promoted for bioproduction and nutrient management as the plant grows most successfully on marginal crop land and in wet areas (Grosshans et al. 2014).

"Easy" performed most successfully on the Slovakian Singles Chart, where it peaked at number five for two non-consecutive weeks, and spent six weeks in the chart's top ten.

However, it is most successfully produced on the Pampas of Argentina and the littoral of southwestern Uruguay, where it was introduced after the mid-1800s.

Emotions will be piqued in 2015, with Life Is Strange and Everybody's Gone to the Rapture likely to be among the releases most successfully tugging on the heartstrings.

But ultimately he found his feet internationally as well as nationally through television in a number of roles, but most successfully with the On the Buses series, which was exported to many countries - though not to the US east coast, where his cockney accent was said to mystify viewers.

Snake is one of the most successfully evolved species, which has lived on the earth for 300 million years because of its high adaptation to the environment.

That's what the robustly acted Roundabout production picks up on most successfully: the pure infantile joy of crashing against taboos, giggling all the way.

American bands including the Klezmorim, Kapelye, Klezmer Conservatory Band and, most successfully, the Klezmatics, drew on these old tunes but started to re-invent them with contemporary influences - from Led Zeppelin guitar licks to free jazz, from NYC police sirens to beatboxing.