Sentence examples for really succeeding from inspiring English sources

(And you're not really succeeding, anyway).

He is unlikely to have a clear sense of whether it is really succeeding until next spring when fighting resumes after the winter hiatus.

In fact, if they are finding it easy, then they should be concerned because that's a sure sign they are not really succeeding at it!

In other words, it's trying for both slow-burning suspense and straightforward police procedural drama, but not really succeeding at either.

But it's in the realm of charity, and especially in international aid, where these methods are really succeeding beyond the confines of the corporation, as Alex Perry, chief African correspondent at Time magazine, demonstrates convincingly in "Lifeblood: How to Change the World One Dead Mosquito at a Time" (PublicAffairs, $25.99).

"I've been in the yeshiva eight years, and I see that I'm not really succeeding — it was hard for me to sit all those hours," said a 24-year-old from Bnei Brak who spoke on the condition he be identified only by his first name, Haim.

They don't really succeed.

Marches have really succeeded in doing this.

Have global consumer brands really succeeded in China?

And if you really succeed, you become a Buddha.

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