Sentence examples for success confirmed from inspiring English sources

A solid period of league success confirmed the club qualified for the UEFA Europa League for three successive seasons, however they went out at the first hurdle in each campaign to AEK Athens, Śląsk Wrocław & Dynamo Moscow respectively.

But the ratings success confirmed the wisdom of MSNBC's new direction.

Later on, however, particularly when my father's success confirmed the wisdom of her daughter's heart, Nana developed a strong affection for her unusual son-in-law.

This early success confirmed Joyce in his resolution to become a writer and persuaded his family, friends, and teachers that the resolution was justified.

Chelsea begin their Champions League campaign with a round-of-32 tie against Glasgow City on Thursday, while Sunday's WSL title success confirmed their spot in the 2016-17 competition.

In 2010, he said the film's widespread success confirmed that he would.

Does the western exposure mean it is not getting enough sun? A. More would be better, but last year's success confirms that the exposure is adequate, at least when there is something to be exposed to.

His success confirms that the once-troubled US actor, who struggled for many years with substance abuse and was widely regarded as box office poison by studios, is now a firm fixture amongst Hollywood royalty.

Her success confirms the appeal, in hard times, of the comforting warmth of emotions expressed simply and directly, while tracks like "Rolling in the Deep" and "Rumour Has It" reveal a more musically inquisitive side to her personality.

Supt Chris Horton, TfL sub-divisional commander, said: "This success confirms what we already knew and what we expected to see: crime on the underground is low and evidence from 24-hour metros around the world suggest crime levels at night are no greater than during the day.

The runaway success confirms a French tendency to seek solace in literature at times of national anguish: A Moveable Feast, Ernest Hemingway's memoir of his time in the bars and cafés of 1920s Paris, became France's fastest-selling book after the terror attacks of November 2015.