Sentence examples for succeeds all from inspiring English sources

For if they find their state intolerable, but are too heavily oppressed to change it, they are simply pawns in the hands of larger powers, which, in such a context, are always unscrupulous, and when, eventually, they do change their situation — as in Cuba — we are menaced more than ever, by the vacuum that succeeds all violent upheavals.

Her magic succeeds all too well, conjuring not only her grandparents but the ghosts of six writers, the golems of the title, all Holocaust survivors dead by suicide, who arrive to haunt the Levins' Upper West Side brownstone: Jerzy (Kosinski), Primo (Levi), Tadeusz (Borowski), Jean Améry, Paulul (Celan) and Piotr (Rawicz).

Dusautoir succeeds All Blacks skipper Richie McCaw, who has won the accolade for the past two years, and is the first Frenchman to receive the award since Fabien Galthie in 2002.

On rounds where no one succeeds, all players are pivotal to the team loss, and thus according to the structural model each player is assigned full responsibility (Resp = 1).

The Yankees say they expect to win every year, but no individual or group succeeds all the time and it's unhealthy to create an expectation that they should.

By all accounts, he succeeded all around.

Instead, to help the Knicks succeed, all he needs to do is play well fundamentally.

And even if they succeed, all they will be making is commoditised electricity.

As a comment on shock value, Cannibal Holocaust succeeded all too well.

In that delicate balancing act, Williams may have succeeded all too well.

For Spain to succeed, all three of these measures must be successful.