Sentence examples for ultimately succeeding from inspiring English sources

For them, charter schools are their last best hope for receiving an education and ultimately succeeding in life.

Henry had a period of mental disturbance (July 1453 December 1454), during which York was lord protector, but his hopes of ultimately succeeding Henry were shattered by the birth of Edward, prince of Wales, on Oct. 13, 1453.

Liberals on both sides of the Atlantic, nevertheless, continued to conspire to bring back a constitutional monarchy, ultimately succeeding in 1820.

He tried to do much at once, ultimately succeeding at one thing: apologising to the Stolen Generation, a moment that was both crucial and ineffective in its symbolism.

Another suit that his group brought over allegedly similar "trap and arrest" tactics used in Washington, D.C., went on for nine years, ultimately succeeding.

While she spent the half-hour trying, and ultimately succeeding in convincing Cliff to date her, Danny had mastered quite the unexpected skill.

Which of these connivers will ultimately succeed?

But I doubt CNET will ultimately succeed.

None of these models may ultimately succeed.

(President George W. Bush ultimately succeeded in ousting her).

This approach ultimately succeeded; the judge acquitted all ten defendants.