Sentence examples for supreme success from inspiring English sources

Despite that supreme success, and United's income being dramatically higher than any other club, they haemorrhaged losses.

While NYTimes.com has enjoyed "supreme success" in growing its audience with free content, "we do not rule out the opportunity to bring back … paid content," Robinson said.

Despite his disappointments, Coward maintained a high public profile; his performance as King Magnus in Shaw's The Apple Cart for the Coronation season of 1953, co-starring Margaret Leighton, received much coverage in the press, and his cabaret act, honed during his wartime tours entertaining the troops, was a supreme success, first in London at the Café de Paris, and later in Las Vegas.

The Supremes' success, however, counteracted this trend.

Yes, going after High-Value Target No. 1 was a supreme tactical success; but, no, in this line of work, you just do not talk shop.

He considers Hamlet "most certainly the supreme artistic success in western literature", and is outraged by his bête noire TS Eliot's declaration that the play is an artistic failure, although he does concede that is "a sublime ruin".

The correct specification of knowledge is supreme for the success of any autonomous system.

During the mid-1960s, the Supremes achieved mainstream success with Ross as lead singer.

The Supremes' cross-cultural success effectively paved the way for the mainstream success of contemporaneous label mates such as the Temptations, the Four Tops and the Jackson 5. Personnel problems within the group and within Motown Records' stable of performers led to tension among the members of the Supremes.

The Arctic Monkeys reign supreme, and their simian success casts a shadow over struggling new acts.

Purkey appealed to the 8th circuit, and then the supreme court, again without success.