Sentence examples for total success for from inspiring English sources

If Cameron could persuade Nick Clegg and his nine other MPs that the coalition had been a total success for the Lib Dems and the DUP could be persuaded on board – an HS4 extension to Belfast should clinch it – then he could be back in Downing Street.

"Petro is born and we are going to have a total success for the welfare of Venezuela.

Although judged less than a total success, Candide was notable for its pantomime performed in formal dance structure.

"Then Governor Romney arrived, made a few suggestions, took the heat for his honesty and intelligence, just like when he wrote the op-ed newspaper column that rescued General Motors, and the results of his visit are now obvious -- total success and world acclaim for the Games".

Of course, what complicates Bernstein's insistence that whatever Trump remembers must be correct is the fact that if Will had gone on ABC's "This Week" and declared Romney's association with Trump to be an aces-high strategy destined for total success, Trump would have likely bleated out that Will was a true American hero and important public intellectual that everyone should heed, etc.

His first foray into European football was not a total success, but there are higher hopes for his maiden season in France.

Rosas's foreign policies left no room for anything other than total success or total failure, and international difficulties arose as extensions of domestic turmoil.

"The mission is a total success story," Dr. Edward Weiler, NASA's associate administrator for space science, said at a Washington news conference last week.

There have been questions about whether her second collection for the high-street chain, launched earlier this year, has been a total success.

Yet it is not a total success.

But that is not total success.