He was a tireless contributor to the cause of children's books and reading in general, and used his success to rail against government cuts to resources for culture and for children.
His expression was a tribute to young Aboriginal sportsmen who aspire to be like him – a man who has worked hard, excelled at what he has chosen to do and used his success to further worthy causes.
Edward John DeBartolo, a real estate developer who helped create the suburban shopping mall and used his success to invest in horse racing and professional sports teams, including the San Francisco 49ers, died yesterday at his home in Youngstown, Ohio.
The pastry pioneer who created the now-notorious Cronut wants to use his success to help those in need.
This not only grows our business, but allows Kyle the ability to teach more people who want to learn from him and use his success to inspire their own growth.
But rather than just get drunk every day for the next ten years, Garson used his success to make over 20 solo albums exploring the possibilities of the synthesizer, choosing to work within concepts such as space travel, the occult, and the growth of plants.
I asked if he admired Tom Ford for using his success at Gucci to help develop his own collection, and he shrugged.
In contrast Mr. Thompson, a Tennessee Republican who is running for president, has mixed art and life, using his success in one arena to advance himself in the other.
Thank goodness for Ronaldo insisting his next goal is an Olympic gold in Athens, and Alpay Ozalan using his success with third-placed Turkey to become the latest in a line of players to query the extent of Aston Villa's ambition.
Mr. Romney now faces what could be weeks, or even months, of a complicated political balancing act as he tries to use his success in Florida to cement the impression that his grip on the Republican nomination is all but inevitable, consolidate conservative support and seize control of the party.
