Sentence examples for successful taking from inspiring English sources

In 2000 he again ran for the House of Representatives and this time was successful, taking office the following year.

It comprehensively fails to acknowledge harm reduction and regulatory innovations – many of them successful – taking place around the world.

In this they were only partially successful, taking the score from 267 for two to 465 before they were all out on the stroke of tea.

"The Man Who Saved the World" is more successful, taking some time to tell the unsettling story of what happened on a Soviet submarine, one of four sent toward Cuba from the Arctic Circle as the crisis was developing.

But it was his 1997 film, Seven Years in Tibet, starring Brad Pitt as a real-life Austrian mountaineer who befriended the young Dalai Lama, which became both his most successful (taking $131m worldwide) and most contentious.

BR: We've been very successful taking companies out of the public market, but I don't think in 2017 that take-privates will take off with a vengeance.

To be successful takes creativity, flexibility, self-control, and discipline.

So when the nibbles come — and they will come if you are successful — take all the meetings in order to learn.

Host age and reproductive history had little influence on the frequency of stem cells as measured by the percentage of successful takes and a lifespan assay [ 5, 6].

Even if you try for a couple of hours and are not successful, take a break and then come back and try again.

After one successful take, he jumps up with a cry of "Sweeeet!" then murmurs: "Don't give him coffee!