Sentence examples for succeed ed from inspiring English sources

Stalin died in 1953 and was succeed ed by Mr. Khrushchev, who liberalized some aspects of the Soviet system.

One reporter succeed ed in reaching one of the of ficials attending a social func tion and he was referred to the State Department's opera tions' center.

Mr. Weinstein, who succeed ed Anthony J. Travia as Speak er of the Assembly in 1968 but lost the minority leadership of the lower house of the State Legislature to Stanley Steingut in January , 1969 was sworn in yesterday as a State Supreme Court justice in Jamaica.

But it is noticeable that none of the candidates to succeed Ed (it does seem a long time ago, doesn't it?) Miliband are attacking a rival in the way Ukip's Patrick O'Flynn did Farage in the Times last week.

A series of indicators including polls, local party nominations, and meeting attendance suggest that the left-winger is the favourite to succeed Ed Miliband to lead his party.

The party's acting leader found herself at odds with three of its four leadership contenders as the battle to succeed Ed Miliband became more fractious ahead of ballot papers being sent out.

The emergence of left-winger Jeremy Corbyn as the favourite to succeed Ed Miliband has helped fuel increasingly bitter exchanges between opposing wings of the party and the Blairite Ms Kendall has been a prime target on social media.

And he was widely thought of as a rank outsider when, three months ago, he joined the race to succeed Ed Miliband, who led Labour to a crushing defeat in May's general election.

The woman bidding to succeed Ed Miliband said she would conduct a root and branch review of how the Big Lottery Fund hands out money in order to boost the "criminally neglected" area of early years services.

One of the favourites to succeed Ed Miliband as Labour leader – ex-Army paratrooper Dan Jarvis – has ruled himself out, saying he did not want his eldest children to "lose their dad" to the job following the death of their mother.

Jim Murphy's abrupt decision to resign as leader of Scottish Labour plunges the party into its second internal election alongside the contest to succeed Ed Miliband as UK leader, and presents the party with a significant challenge at a critical time in its history.