Sentence examples for successful number from inspiring English sources

Her most successful number is the goosebump-raiser "I'm Flying," which is also her most physical.

In the most successful number, a northeastern dance, the guys quite explicitly try to convey to the girls what they want of them.

Charles A. Gargano, vice chairman of the Port Authority board, predicted earlier in the day that there would be "four of five" proposals and pronounced that response "a successful number given the magnitude of project".

According to data from Crunchbase below are 10 accelerators based on successful number of exits.

But why would you risk losing England's most successful number three in a generation?

It's difficult to compare him to other England number threes, not least because they really haven't had a successful number three for a while.

Mallaby even squeezes some juice from Renaissance Technologies, the hugely successful number-crunching fund run by secretive and geeky mathematicians on Long Island: when they use their computers to devise a dinner-party seating plan, their algorithmic effort to divine human chemistry places one investor next to a woman who had sued him for sexual harassment.

One of the most successful numbers was a punchy, swinging "Luck Be a Lady" from "Guys and Dolls".

Mr. Champion shone throughout: on other, less successful numbers ("Clocks," "42") he was intense and brawny, giving the band an appealing, hypnotic density.

In one of the more successful numbers, "If My Friends Could See Me Now," Ms. Strimel performs alone, with an energy that engulfs the stage.

Stephanie St. Clair, known as Madame Queen, was one of the only women to run a successful numbers game in Harlem in the 1920s and 1930s, and became both an activist and major black employer.