Sentence examples for success to spread from inspiring English sources

Speaking to the Guardian from the balcony of one of the more modest Cancun hotels, both said they were recent converts to the Fair Trade movement but were determined to use their success to spread the word.

In "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows", Guy Ritchie, the inventive director of the 2009 blockbuster "Sherlock Holmes", has been empowered by success to spread his canvas across Europe and deploy all the latest cinematic wonders, including sequences of Matrix-vision on steroids that dramatise Holmes' deductive powers.

Later S/SSK models were capable of 250 horsepower, the kind of muscle that led to many racing successes and helped to spread the Mercedes gospel.

Sure, for the service to have real success, it will have to spread well beyond pockets of tech hipsters, but even this success is something we haven't seen with the majority of location-based social networks so far.

SHOCKERS With league parity designed to spread success, it is difficult to be absolutely stunned by any Super Bowl champion, but there are clearly some teams where even a thrilling title run does not do much to raise expectations.

Depending on its success, the N.F.L. plans to spread the program across the country as a means of dealing with the high attrition rate of officials at the youth level, which it attributes to a lack of adequate training programs.

Dr. Ride said their role would be identifying successful programs and then connecting financing sources to spread the successes nationally.

With his success the modern fashion began to spread in England; it had long been pretty general in America.

We found that Bright Futures has not been alone in failing to spread the success of grammar schools into other schools.

In the 1990's Lego enjoyed its greatest success, with a spectacular drive to spread geographically, growing strongly in the United States and developing new markets that opened after the collapse of communism.

Now, in an effort to spread that success in the fight against under-age drinking, a research arm of the Justice Department has joined with people like Ms. Laut to train others around the country to limit the access of minors to alcohol.