Sentence examples for successes beginning from inspiring English sources

There had been the successes, beginning in 1995 with "Clueless," based on Jane Austen's novel "Emma," but many subsequent adaptations of literature typified the film industry's appetite for soullessly copying previous hits.

Russell saw his own work as the next step is a series of successes beginning with the work of Cantor, Dedekind and Weierstrass.

Its successes beginning in the late 1980s and early 90s came as something of a surprise to the NLP community, which had been rather pessimistic about MT prospects ever since the report by Bar-Hillel (1960) and the ALPAC report (Pierce et al. 1966), negatively assessing the results of a major post-WW2 funding push in MT by the US government.

Now ranked captain, and again flying Sopwith Camels, Little gained a further nine successes, beginning with a Fokker Triplane on 1 April, and concluding with two kills in one day on 22 May, an Albatros and a DFW.

After their extraordinary early successes, beginning with Oklahoma! in 1943, Rodgers and Hammerstein had written two musicals in the 1950s that did not do well and sought a new hit to revive their fortunes.

His successes began when he joined the Williams team as a designer in 1990.

The Reagan administration's foreign-policy successes began when Reagan listened to his pal Maggie Thatcher, who was more in tune with what was happening in Eastern Europe.

The Quintet in E flat for piano and winds, one of young Beethoven's earliest public successes, began rather daintily but then gathered confidence and heft.

Many of the plays have gone on to great success, beginning with the work of August Wilson.

It is also courting advertisers with increasing success – beginning with publishers on its "Discover" channel, which shows feeds from news organisations.

And that may be the explanation: the Olsen sisters don't seem to acknowledge the conventional barriers to success, beginning with their famous name.