Sentence examples for succeeded to this from inspiring English sources

Reading the political moment with far more dexterity than anyone else running for president this year, Trump has succeeded to this point on the strength of his many loyalists and a fractured opposition.

He succeeded to this post in 1824 and, with his gifted English wife, made the Prussian legation into a centre for the German cultural circle in Rome, where he also helped to found the archaeological institute.

But the emphasis that each consultant has brought to his respective campaign is what accounts, in some measure, for how the two candidates have succeeded to this point — and also, perhaps, for how they haven't.

His title, which succeeds to this day, passed to his nephew, David Murray, 2nd Earl of Mansfield.

Even "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette," which are built to extort this kind of meltdown, rarely if ever succeed to this degree.

However, evidence that organizations have succeeded to achieve this challenge is lacking.

"I think they succeeded to do this on the Egyptian street, in the Egyptian society".

It is all the more remarkable that he succeeded to raise this exercise to perfection in his reviews of 1763 and 1767.

Fortunately, Chinea succeeded to escape from this house where she was reduced to nothing more than slavery.

The experimenter made sure children succeeded to open the bottle this time.

This hospital succeeded to improve the outcomes for newborns prone to serious hospital infections.