Sentence examples for successful direct from inspiring English sources

What Roy Hattersley, the former deputy leader of the Labour party, was later to describe as "the most successful direct action in British history" would lead, in 1951, to the creation of the first national park.

The Canadian authorities would not allow the modern-day re-enactment to use a live incendiary, so explosives inside the dam instead were detonated once the pilots had carried out a successful direct hit.

The league was canceled, and the Ahlawy waged a successful direct action campaign to stop it from being restarted until justice was served, believing the deaths were payback by the police because of the fans' revolutionary activities.

At a recent TEDx Southampton University event about public space in London, I suggested that the moment for direct action against the loss of public space is upon us – an action that would echo the mass trespass of Kinder Scout by the Rambler's Association in 1932, described by Lord Roy Hattersley as "the most successful direct action in British history".

In 1932 the escalating frustration, especially among radicalised industrial workers in Manchester, led to an organised mass trespass on Kinder Scout in the Peak District, which has been described by Roy Hattersley as "the most successful direct action in British history".

Successful direct fluorinations of fluoroethylene carbonate were carried out over 107 h at room temperature without noticeable leakage or corrosion.

It could be one of the most successful direct-mail campaigns in history.

They built a successful direct-mail operation, published student directories and set up a service to send cakes to students on their birthdays.

And they continued to cross paths, as Mr. Rove built one of the most successful direct-mail consulting businesses in Republican politics.

In 1960 the two left school and established a successful direct-marketing company and a publishing venture that sold cookbooks; Fuller was a millionaire by the time he reached age 30.

A strong performances in future debates could fuel a successful direct-mail or Internet pitch — as could staking out a red-meat policy position, which may explain Mrs. Bachmann's recent fiery call for a double-walled fence along the border with Mexico.