Sentence examples for smooth success from inspiring English sources
Bracelet, a daughter of Montjeu out of a half-sister to Galileo, is the new favourite for the Oaks with most bookmakers following a smooth success in the Irish 1,000 Guineas Trial at Leopardstown on Sunday, despite Joseph O'Brien, her jockey, expressing doubts about her stamina for the 12-furlong trip at Epsom.
This extraordinary production is all to ensure the smooth success of the Eighteenth Party Congress, a period of barely a week, ending this Thursday, when thousands of loyal delegates converge on Beijing to cheer the début of the small, unelected group of men who will run the country for the next ten years.
Punters took the hint – the four-year-old daughter of Dansili started a well-backed 5-4 fandurite – and hardly had a moment's worry as Ryan Moore brought her to the front more than a furlong from home for a smooth success.
Kingman may have convinced his connections grudgingly to elevate their public opinion of him with a smooth success on Saturday, but Clive Brittain took little persuading to sing the praises of his Moyglare Stud Stakes winner after Rizeena had put her main rivals Kiyoshi and Tapestry firmly in their place at the Curragh on Sunday.
Maybe he'd be as kind, as supportive of other artists, as understanding as a teacher, if his path had been one of smooth success.
This will allow screening and intervention to occur in smooth succession within schools - an important factor for success and sustainability.
There was also a pervasive sense of satisfaction over a smooth logistical success amid unprecedented security.
The unforced first-person narration gives Shepard a smooth vocal success that occasionally eludes him in other stories, when his narrators start speaking with too much of his own smart, stainless-steel articulacy: one talks of somebody "negotiating his solitude"; another remarks upon someone who "negotiated the burden of her sexual magnetism".
His edge, he was assuring us, has not been smoothed by success.
"It was actually quite smooth, quite a success story," said Edwin Chan, a bond analyst at J. P. Morgan in Hong Kong.
"Relieved?" said Doyle after the 2‑7 shot's smooth two-length success, "no, I don't think that's the right word.
