Sentence examples for outlandish success from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mizrahi's first trunk show, at Bergdorf Goodman in 1987, was an outlandish success; by 1992, the Chanel fashion house was bankrolling his company.

From the outlandish success of Leicester City in the Premier League down to the equally remarkable League Two play-offs success of AFC Wimbledon, there has been a catalogue of amazing stories across the divisions in English football.

In the X-Factor economies of Britain and America, you may no longer be able to count on a decent job, affordable home or moderate pension, but still you are offered visions of outlandish success – whether in singing (for the glamorous) or business (for the rest of us).

I also use fictional heroes for inspiration because outlandish success can unleash my, at times, hidden courage.

Nearly everything about Amerimod was illegal, according to the attorney general's office: the upfront fees, the outlandish claims of success — a "negligible" number of its 3,000 clients had loans modified — and a contract that did not spell out free alternatives to paying a company like Amerimod.

It is a season when no dream of success is too outlandish, no past failure beyond redemption.

Key to the 'Good Doctor's' dream - he was labelled the 'Mad Doctor' during his outlandish early claims of racehorse success - is his campaign to raise the sport's £1.8m salary cap.

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10 P.M. (Food Network) GIVING YOU THE BUSINESS In each episode of this new series, chief executives of food franchises choose four employees with traits that combine to make "the perfect recipe for success" to compete in outlandish hidden-camera challenges testing their management abilities — without their knowledge.

Ingels's New York, and North American, début will contain nearly nine hundred thousand square feet of apartments and ground-floor commercial space, and is expected to cost half a billion dollars, which — as Ingels pointed out, in a conversation about barriers to early success in architecture — is not outlandish in this context but still exceeds the budget of the most expensive film ever made.

Juggy made outlandish claims: he was responsible for the success of "White Christmas," the biggest hit of all time; he was best buds with Uncle Miltie, Ol' Blue Eyes, and Dino; he was instrumental in the success of Woodstock and the birth of progressive radio.