Sentence examples for success marked from inspiring English sources

The HDP success marked a sea-change likely to have a big impact on national politics.

There are still two doors to success, marked Pull and Push, but Push is quicker and more effective.

He said the Front National's success marked a "lasting upheaval" of the French political landscape and all political parties had to learn lessons from it.

The show's success marked Irish comedy finally shaking off decades of cosiness; one Irish fan told Linehan that Father Ted was "our punk rock".

The 25 Ten store, which he runs with his wife and employs four people, kits out Coronation Street stars such as Michelle Keegan for glitzy events and its success marked it out on Rochdale's ailing high street.

Homme will always chafe against the mainstream, his attitude towards commercial success marked by growing up in a place where ultra-purist punks would accuse a band of selling out just for playing a neighbouring town.

The success marks a gradual creep from the cult towards the mainstream for Anderson.

Their success marks a major step forward for the field of moral neuroscience, says Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, professor of philosophy at Duke University.

Her success marks a year in which female artists, including La Roux and Bat for Lashes dominated the nomination list.

Rag'n'Bone Man's success marks the first time the breakthrough award has been won by the critics' choice winner.

Pew's LV success marks three consecutive presidential elections where their LV model was more accurate their RV model.