Sentence examples for sue successfully from inspiring English sources

He dumped Pitt and recruited the driven and aggressive Tony DeFries, prompting Pitt to sue successfully for compensation.

There are people who sue successfully, but it sounds like an awful lot of trouble for those irritated at telemarketers for robbing them of family time in the first place.

The 1964 Supreme Court decision in New York Times v. Sullivan made it much more difficult for public officials being scrutinized by the press to sue successfully for libel, and the Freedom of Information Act, passed by Congress in 1966, made it much easier for reporters to find vital information.

Its cheerleaders sue successfully for recompense on denied wages; league executives bungle and botch investigations into domestic violence.

(Burberry sued, successfully, to have the car destroyed).

(Burberry, sued, successfully, to have the car destroyed).

The state had sued, successfully, to strip the wife's name from the birth certificate.

So they too are unlikely to be sued successfully by Hewlett-Packard.

De Klerk sued, successfully, to have the commission's findings about his personal responsibility redacted.

He sued successfully but could not lay his hands on the money.

He was once sued, successfully, by his publisher for the return of an advance on an unfinished book.