Sentence examples for success swing from inspiring English sources

He premiered a TV advertisement for the midterm campaign, in which young NRA supporters lament that in America today "the gates of success swing open for hypocrites, chameleons, bullies and yes-men" and "filthy crimes go unpunished".

For better success swing your hands at the bat, not your arms.

Ultimately, he wants investors to regard Mattel as less of a volatile toy company, where success can swing wildly based upon the excitement of a popular toy, and more like a consumer products company that has steady sales and is committed to brand development.

Darling, John Schlesinger's classic tale of an amoral model climbing the ladder of success in swinging 60s London.

But it is also resulted from his success with swing voters.

Meanwhile, fighting within the California Democratic Party between left-leaning activists and the more centrist stalwarts who have traditionally had more success in swing districts could further damage Democrats' chances.

Karen Gillan is a swinging success when she gets to grips with swash buckling and, with exclusive access to all areas of production, we find out how the crew creates a storm at sea.

But not even the most generous spirited of opponents wants the currency's success to persuade Britons to swing behind the euro.

And so deeply entrenched is rugby in the national psyche that the mood of the country can swing on the success or failure of the national team, the All Blacks, who dominate the sport but never can seem to win the Cup.

In this edition of The Reunion, Sue MacGregor reunites five women whose pop success helped make the sixties swing.

The NFL is a funny place as things can swing from big success for a team to disappointing failure one season to the next.