As a succession of high-quality cars burnished its reputation, Lexus gradually ratcheted up its prices.
In 1960, after working on a succession of TV westerns of indifferent quality, he was given the chance to produce his own creation, The Westerner.
It quickly became the most popular medical textbook of its day and has continued to be published since under a succession of editors, though never regaining the quality with which Osler endowed it.
Edith Dudley Sylla published an article dealing with Godfrey's explanation of changes in the quantity of the Eucharistic species after transubstantiation which, she maintained, indicated that Godfrey defended a similar "succession theory" to account for changes in quantity, and suggested that this may have led Scotus to attribute to him the succession theory in changes of qualities (Sylla, 1981).
After a succession of also-rans (You Me At Six), nobodies (Little Comets) and the odd flash of quality (Mark Ronson with Katy B), the show really begins with auditioned automata The Wanted.
Most of them were fleeting, admittedly, but flurries of quality were still more than enough to condemn Villa to a fifth league defeat in succession.
There he played drums in a succession of bands, the most notable being Paul Howard's Quality Serenaders, with which Hampton made his recording debut in 1929.
Maybe the succession of weekly episodes more closely approximates the regularity and one-thing-after-another quality of bedtime stories.
The perceived problem with social care is that an endless succession of workers are in and out as quickly as possible, and there's no quality or continuity of care.
Lewis, another product of the Potteries hotbed that has produced a succession of world-class players, beat Scotland's Gary Anderson 7-5 in a final of the highest quality.
