If you order carefully, those feelings will survive the appetizers, only a few of which succeed.
The foundation says the project would cost no more than setting up a museum, an opera theatre, or academic building - all of which succeed in attracting the support of private benefactors.
While this trait arguably encourages enterprises, some of which succeed, it may also, on occasion, blind us to the possibility of avoidable loss, even terminal loss.
Let's start over.' " For several years, the two of them put together a series of proto-reality pilots, none of which succeeded.
If past is prologue, they'll now make another second-rate comedy-duffer like Burn After Reading or Intolerable Cruelty, each of which succeeded a near-masterpiece.
It sent mission after mission to teach good governance, some of which succeeded and some of which ran into what former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called "the Afghan allergy" to dictates from foreign occupiers.
Black Pat – depression personified - is the other central figure, menacing in both his hounding of Churchill and manipulation of Esther…A very fine first novel, not all of which succeeds but Rebecca Hunt is one to watch.
Wedekind reworked this story into two plays called "Earth Spirit" and "Pandora's Box" — only the first of which succeeded in mollifying Wilhelminian censors — and for most of the 20th century the material was known only in that form.
Virologists have shown themselves to be very creative in exploring why HIV-1 subtype M went global, as opposed to HIV-1 subtypes N, O, P and HIV-2, all of which succeeded to various degrees yet didn't pan out (Kirchhoff, 2009).
To judge by the chrome-plated bust of Fuller, or his bronze of George Gershwin, which succeed in making both men look as if they were obscure central European dictators, Noguchi was well advised to broaden his scope from a narrow definition of sculpture.
The model incorporates four main variables; the rate at which larvae migrate through host tissues to return to the small intestine, the proportion of migrating larvae which succeed in returning to the small intestine, the rate of growth in size of maturing and adult worms and the survival rate of maturing and adult worms.
