Sentence examples for success to feed from inspiring English sources
When the Count Basie band from Kansas City, the successor to Moten's orchestra, reintroduced the riff as another extremely useful structural element, the scene was set for the hundreds of orchestras that had sprung up in the wake of Goodman's success to feed the enormous appetite for swing music of a generation of dance-crazy college-age jazz fans.
Without the devotion of that early community, as Cohen points out, eBay would never have turned into the dominant site it's become -- the fierce loyalty of that early customer base gave eBay the so-called network effect that allowed its early success to feed on itself, and protected it from competitive incursions.
Most just rely on whether or not they experience success to feed their confidence.
But no one, in that tumultuous part of the world, should expect one success necessarily to feed another.
Our founding fathers clearly understood the self-destructive dynamics of democracy: Citizens, seduced by the attraction of getting the proverbial free lunch, vote for politicians promising to confer financial favors upon them; politicians, in turn, quickly learn that the way to electoral success is to feed the appetite of voters for increased government benefits.
It's the kind of tale that's particular to Hollywood, where success seems to feed on itself.
"In the perspective of strangers," she writes, "I was the destined child who became a success story for them to feed off.
They had the rare success of getting the shark to feed in captivity before its release.
The official story of Monopoly's invention reads like Horatio Alger, a success story of man trying to feed his family during the Great Depression.
If I'd had a more sensitive understanding of cooking I might have been able to feed him with more success.
Feeding preterm infants can be a challenge, and it may be important for future feeding success to have the appropriate weight gain goals to avoid overfeeding or power struggles about feeding.
