Sentence examples for try to be successful from inspiring English sources

We still respect what the manager is doing, we follow his way and we try to be successful".

What's the most useful piece of professional advice you have ever received, and from whom? PF: Nick Hytner said, 'Don't try to be successful, try to be good'.

"You've trained people to try to be successful even when half their buddies are dead and they're almost out of ammo," he said.

"I think it's my 10th or 11th year playing for England, so the obvious goal is to try to be successful and win trophies.

"Even despite this we will carry on working and we need to get points to catch those who are in front of us, while we will also try to be successful in the Champions League".

And for me, yeah, I'm trying not to slip into the tracks of my family and try to be successful and not end up in prison like most of my family... My mum did [find out].

"It's less about trying to be successful than just saying that I am a smart guy, I have a good idea, and I know this script better than anyone, so I am going to take on this movie.

"In our sport, momentum's a huge thing, as it is in other sports," Tortorella said, "and I think that's a big thing of trying to be successful — to get momentum on your side right away and to keep it as long as you can.

It troubled me, and by this simple swap – there's barely a word that needs changing – I understand the relationship and why Demetrius is trying not to be with a man, and why he is trying to be successful in society by making a good heterosexual match, and why Helenus keeps saying, 'I don't believe you – I'll do anything to be with you.' Now when they are reconciled, it makes me cry".

"Are they trying to be successful financially, trying to fall in love or flirt, or just spending all their time building a hot tub on the back deck?

"I think having won it helps us in terms of trying to be successful again," McInnes told BBC Scotland.