Sentence examples for successfully appeared from inspiring English sources

In 1969 he successfully appeared for the industrialist Sir Bernard Docker, who had sold his yacht to the property developer Harry Hyams.

In 1969, he successfully appeared in a then rare case of a man convicted of murder when the court of appeal admitted evidence to show the original pathologist might have erred.

But audiences and producers thrived on her high-spirited lifeblood and she successfully appeared last September, with Dame Judi Dench, in the award-winning BBC TV film, Last Of The Blonde Bombshells.

This puts a premium on fitness and, as the rain fell yesterday, the chances of Lleyton Hewitt defending his title successfully appeared to be growing minute by wet minute.

While relatively few cardiac devices have received FDA approval in children, the number of devices navigating the approval process successfully appears to be growing.

As the discussion proceeds, the Stranger argues that we are missing the feature of sophists that explains how they can successfully appear wise to their students, when they are not in fact wise (Sophist 233b c).

Failure to identify the unworn surface successfully appears to have a far greater impact.

Of these, 36 loci amplified successfully and appeared polymorphic (see Table S2).

If all the 64 polyps were detected successfully and appeared in the resulting group of IPCs, we say that the detection sensitivity in this stage reaches 100% (ie, the by-polyp sensitivity), and the number of false negatives (FNs) is zero.

If Eid successfully avoids appearing in court an outcome, if local rumors are to be believed, that would most likely be facilitated by pressure from the Syrian regime in league with Hezbollah Tripoli's Sunni residents are sure to feel an increased sense of estrangement from their government.

Hence, from this 3-dimensional CARS image we can conclude with certainty that two particles have been successfully internalized, appearing with a maximum signal at locations 2 μm (lower right particle, Fig. 5d) and 3 μm (upper left particle, Fig. 5c) above the glass support.