Sentence examples for take that success from inspiring English sources

Any coach would surely take that success rate.

He added: "I think it recognises the huge success story that the British space industry has been and sets the scene for us to take that success into the future.

If there is a downside to the United States' lengthy run as a global innovation leader, it's that Americans have come to take that success for granted.

Detailed documentation of the agreed upon requirements for the new system along with ongoing review of the sources of resistance to change as defined by Riley and Lorenzi were the most important steps taken that contributed to the success of the project.

He and his team hope to take the success that Lyft and other ride-sharing services have had in establishing regulations in California, and offering those rules as a model for other jurisdictions.

On the eve of publication, Mr. Forsyth said he was uncertain where his leap into cyberspace would take him, except that success or failure would be measured at the speeds of cyberspace rather than traditional publishing.

Robbie Williams – in his "fat dancer" phase between Take That and solo success, to use Noel Gallagher's phrase – did it.

It couldn't be more like Take That if its success made Robbie Williams mournfully grow a manky beard and then stage a lacklustre comeback.

In the 90s, Robbie Williams followed a similar trajectory from Take That to solo success though, unlike Michael, he never managed to have hits in America.

Problem: How do you take that kind of success national?

I'm mildly shocked that she thinks so at all, so I'll take that as a success.