Sentence examples for successful began from inspiring English sources

This newspaper's early accounts of Einstein's and Eddington's 1919 breakthroughs focused on the theory's incomprehensibility. "Efforts made to put in words intelligible to the nonscientific public the Einstein theory of light proved by the eclipse expedition so far have not been very successful," began a article on Nov. 10, 1919.

The tin industry, which was still economically successful, began to invest in new machinery to replace manual ore dressing, drastically reducing the number of female workers.

Foreign Minister Ismail Cem of Turkey called the accords "a successful beginning toward a new era in relations".

To say that he has enjoyed a successful beginning would be an understatement.

This was part of his program to balance the provincial budget, at which he was successful beginning in 1925.

The quartet, with Brubeck on piano, Paul Desmond on alto saxophone, Eugene Wright on bass and Morello on drums, became successful beginning in the late 1950s exploring unusual time signatures.

Kent attributes the "arcade phenomenon" to Pong and Atari's games that followed it, and considers the release of the home version the successful beginning of home video game consoles.

Start revising at least three months beforehand, it is the key to a successful beginning and ending.

After this successful start, Sobhy began to ask himself which measures could genuinely act as indicators for political progress.

As he grew more successful, he began traveling and collecting things that reflected his interests.

His final, successful assault began in 1838 and included, in 1839, the French version of "Lucia" heard here.