Sentence examples for really succeeded from inspiring English sources

Have global consumer brands really succeeded in China?

Not that the 52-year-old Ms. Small really succeeded.

"No one has really succeeded in making Silicon Valley sexy.

(They had really succeeded in taking me back to baseline, I guess I am saying).

He really succeeded in a number of cases in helping people.

But we've never really succeeded in doing that, and now we'll have a chance and the funds to really do it".

Fitzgerald, Dyer tells us at one point, really succeeded only when he learned "to ground the lushest imagery in the actual and immediate".

"The central government was worried that if he really succeeded in giving out four hundred million in bribes he would essentially have bought a government position.

If the Russians have really succeeded in making a small reactor shaped like a daisy to fit inside a spaceship, it represents an important step forward.

Have Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry really succeeded in setting up the turn-out-the-vote operations that both sides have said is critical to success?

"If you don't scare anyone, if nobody feels uneasy looking at you, well then, in the end, you haven't really succeeded," he quotes his father as saying.