Sentence examples for shows success from inspiring English sources

Horse has one friend less since death of Reginald Vanderbilt, who helped make Newport shows success.

As the last Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report shows, success or failure on these other fronts could make a big difference to our carbon budget.

With the shows success, then, the dizzying comedic heights of Maid Marian have finally been reached again – let's just hope it's the first of many truly funny kids' shows to come.

Lagasse's skills in the kitchen as well as his engaging, boisterous personality highlighted by his catchphrases "Bam!" and "Kick it up a notch!"—were instrumental to the shows' success.

He's rarely a monster in the early chapters, when his egocentricity is held in check by the vulnerability of a struggling West Indian writer in 50s England; but in tracing his journey to a knighthood and a Nobel, his Boswell shows success turning him into a misanthrope, his racism and snobbery no longer restrained.

CBS has long fought the 50-year-old system of ad-selling on television, which is almost entirely based on the demographic performance of specific shows: success among viewers between the ages of 18 and 49 remains the gold standard of television.

Some reclamation efforts have shown success.

The early results are showing success.

And it could take years to show success.

Environmentalists had expected the program to show success.

Bob Knight was hired by Texas Tech and is showing success.