Sentence examples for quick successes from inspiring English sources

Bellows was a prodigy, scoring quick successes with Henri-like portraits, scenes of slum life, and, especially, boxing pictures.

The new ball was taken with the score on 249 for three and brought Gloucestershire quick successes.

The quick successes in Poland in 1939 and France in 1940 convinced many of the generals that Hitler was indeed a genius.

Early entrants, seduced by quick successes among affluent consumers in one or two cities, decided to tackle the mass market, only to encounter lower prices, fragmented customer bases, haphazard distribution and vicious domestic competition.

By The New Yorker June 15 , 2012This week in the magazine, Peter Schjeldahl writes about George Bellows, the subject of a "tangy retrospective" at the National Gallery in Washington, D.C. Bellows, who died at age forty-two, "was a prodigy, scoring quick successes with Henri-like portraits, pungent scenes of slum life, and, especially, boxing pictures," Schjeldahl writes.

Wally gave Franklin some quick successes.

Atheneum achieved quick success.

Unfortunately, we were not ready for such quick success.

Its tight organization and discipline won it quick success.

Mr. Biswas met quick success in the film world.

Mergers can also bring quick success to newly formed clubs.