Sentence examples for successful guardians from inspiring English sources

Disney has cut ties with James Gunn, the director of its enormously successful "Guardians of the Galaxy" franchise, over old shock-humor tweets resurfaced by a pair of far-right media figures on Thursday.

Guardian Unlimited Film is by far the most successful Guardian-owned film website ever.

All the signs are that this will be one of the most successful Guardian charity appeals yet.

This is why the success of the Guardian's refugee charity appeal, which has currently raised £1.5m – making it the most successful Guardian fundraiser ever – has been so important.

After hearing about the campaign of British schoolgirl Fahma Mohamed – who headed a successful Guardian-backed campaign to get more education about FGM in schools – Jaha started a petition on the campaigning website Change.org.org

In the movie version of real life, this is what would happen in my mind, but has a club ever had collective management and been successful?' Guardian staff JamieJackson 22 April 2014 10 25am Think answer is a resounding 'No' to second part of your question.

How successful the Guardian has been in doing this so far, and how the partners in the project have fared, was the subject of a debate last week, organised by Polis, a media thinktank, attached to the London School of Economics and the London College of Communication, looking at whether the media can do development.

My website was relatively successful, and the Guardian invited me to write a monthly column during my final year at university.

In a very successful evening, the Guardian was named the winner of the Most Improved at Innovation and Most Improved at Partnership, and also received a Highly Commended in the Best Online Campaign category for EE/Guardian Witness.

Rudd will be hoping his crossover from comedy to superhero movies is as successful as that of Guardians of Galaxy's Chris Pratt when Ant-Man arrives next summer, seeing him play a man with the ability to shrink down to insect-size.

Claire Cronin, Student at Arcadia University Thanks for yet another successful visit to the Guardian.