Sentence examples for sweetheart success from inspiring English sources

First came the meteoric rise -- adoring, screaming fans, the marriage to a neighborhood sweetheart, success in every medium, riding high; then the downturn -- loss of popularity, loss of voice, and loss of public approbation when his affair with Ava Gardner became fodder for the tabloids.

But unlike Pickford (America's fresh-faced sweetheart), Bara's success was based on her reputation as a "vamp", a woman so cruelly attractive that she could ensnare any man, exploit him, trample him, and walk away with an enormous grin on her face.

It was given a wider release than "Sweetheart" and achieved worldwide success.

He married his high school sweetheart, had three children, became a great success.

You can tell immediately that fame, success, being the new forces' sweetheart and lunching with the Queen haven't changed her, but best of all is when she breaks spontaneously into song.

The New Yorker, August 14 , 1926 P. 7One of great theatre successes of years ago called "My Sweetheart" offered to Carl Laemmle for cinema production.

He has recently called a £130 million tax settlement with Google a "major success", despite critics calling the arrangement a "sweetheart deal" with the amount being an effective tax rate of just 3 per cent.

Peter reacted to the book's huge success by retreating to the Hudson Valley, marrying his sweetheart and never managing to write again.

Whereas Phillips was sharp of tongue, producers hope Dixon's perceived star quality will repeat the success of Cole, who has readily stepped into the role of Britain's sweetheart.

That Jobs is less than a sweetheart is old news; and it would hardly be interesting if not for the nature of his success.

Sweetheart, goodbye!