Sentence examples for succeed back from inspiring English sources

For Sprint shareholders, though, the question may not be whether he will stay, but whether he can succeed back home in Kansas, after being required to leave a big piece of himself behind in Atlanta.

I was even more amazed to read that they have succeeded ("Back from the dead", October 20th).

Student demonstrators succeeded, back in 2003, in pressuring the judiciary to commute his sentence to two years in prison.

"If she had succeeded back then, we would live in a different state now," Ms. Dorutino said.

Specifically, the strategy succeeded back in the 1990s when Republicans were market purists and working people truly had "nowhere else to go".

Well, there was that one weird party that actually succeeded back in the 1930s but we all know how that went down.

But, if you've ever played any of the levels included, the moves and manipulations required to succeed come back pretty quickly.

The markets, fearing that Mr Estrada is indeed planning to tough it out, and might even succeed, went back into a tail-spin.This is bad news not just for the Philippines but for the wider region.

When you succeed, slow back to a walk and try a canter.

Representative Gary L. Ackerman, who unexpectedly announced in March that he would not seek re-election to Congress, is venturing into the primary contest to succeed him, backing the candidate he says best embodies his values: Assemblywoman Grace Meng.

While UNICEF is honoured to lead the UN Initiative, it can only succeed if backed by solid national commitments.