Sentence examples for success passing from inspiring English sources

In addition to Taylor's success passing the ball, the Hokies also had a successful running offense.

She is on the upward escalator of success, passing George heading inexorably down: yesterday's man.

[U.N.] Ambassador [Nikki] Haley has spearheaded and achieved enormous success, passing the toughest U.N. sanctions to date on North Korea.

The Nativist movement of the 1910s and 1920s had even more success passing laws to reduce the flow.

Stanford controlled the tempo, spread its offense along the 3-point line, drew Griner away from the basket and had success passing to cutters on backdoor plays.

The Amish have had remarkable success passing on their austere way of life, despite the lure of sex, drugs and cellphones, and as the transition from farming to crafts -- and tourism -- has brought them into increased contact with non-Amish, whom they call English people.

What happened to him was so brutal, seeing success pass him by — twice.

Republicans, confident of success, passed over the claims of Seward, who had accumulated too many liabilities in his long public career, and nominated Lincoln instead.

MILLIKEN--Roger, One of the last in the tradition of those great industrialists who built America's manufacturing success, passed away on December 30, 2010 at the age of ninety-five.

If you need a college football story with some redemptive qualities after reading all that, check out this article on the Oklahoma State recruit Hershel Sims, whose road to success passed through a horrific childhood of abuse.

"Anytime a company's founder and one as integral to the company's success passes away, the knee-jerk reaction is that management will explore alternatives, including selling the business," said Joe Yerman, a leisure-time analyst at Bear Stearns.