Sentence examples for successfully united from inspiring English sources

In Mozambique the nationalist organizations were initially more successfully united.

Debs successfully united railway workers from different crafts into the first industrial union in the United States.

It could easily become a battleground, as many couples could testify, but Jen Taylor and Hari Phillips have successfully united their different ideas to create a stylish family home that blends period features with their penchant for mid-century style.

Penkov's story "so ambitiously and successfully united personal and political life, joining inner and outer worlds through its deployment of different kinds of realism: social and magical and folkloric," she said.

Although they both fought valiantly and although the written history of the maroons is almost totally dominated by male figures, it is Queen Nanni who is arguably the most consequential military figure in Jamaican maroon history, in that she successfully united all the maroons of the island.

Yet, although his authorship of the design is evident throughout the pulpit, the individual dispositions of the various assisting sculptors toward ancient Roman or Gothic forms is equally obvious; the separate strains of the two traditions that Pisano had so successfully united in the Pisa pulpit again reassert their independence at Siena.

Clearly he sees him as a usefully indistinct figure who can successfully unite the right and left wings of his party.

Ethnically and economically diverse groups of parents have been successfully uniting to demand new schools, new programs, improved conditions and smaller class sizes.

He also was a pioneer of modal jazz settings; among his early works, "Ancient Aiethopia" most successfully unites the diverse strands of his composing.

Ensuring young researchers are trained well is essential and the panel calls for more initiatives and federal investment to successfully unite seemingly disparate disciplines.

In 1896, Murphy was the first person to successfully unite a femoral artery severed by a gunshot wound.