Sentence examples for turn success from inspiring English sources
"An artificial timetable based on political expediency would have led to disaster and could still turn success into defeat," Mr. McCain said.
McCain has since welcomed the idea in a general way, though he also said, "An artificial timetable based on political expediency would have led to disaster and could still turn success into defeat".
Pop: Mark Ronson Ronson has managed to turn success as a producer (he piloted Amy Winehouse's second album, Back to Black) into success as a solo artist, via an album of perky cover versions of indie hits starring a panoply of big-name guest vocalists.
And yet I find I'm only cautiously in support of the change because I worry how much it's going to turn success on iOS into a game of who knows who at Apple.
Nonetheless, a proxy war with the world's major Sunni Muslim powers would diminish Russia's ability to turn success in Syria into the kind of power it could leverage regionally.
In turn, successes in this field offer the opportunity for the refinement of empirical techniques more practically suited for general lake investigators.
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AS PART of a carefully laid plot to win re-election as president next year, Nicolas Sarkozy wanted to make 2011 the year he turned success abroad into renewed popularity at home.
Christina Lamb describes her comprehensive account of what led to that war, and what followed, as "the story, by someone who lived through it, of how we turned success into defeat".
Born in Corpus Christi, Texas, Fawcett dropped out of college after being voted one of the 10 most attractive women on campus, then turned success in toothpaste and shampoo adverts into an acting career.
Melanie Pritchard is a lawyer turned success coach and wellbeing trainer specialising in career, confidence and relationship coaching.
