Sentence examples for which succeeding from inspiring English sources

Railroad coupling, device by which a locomotive is connected to a following car and by which succeeding cars in a train are linked.

Increasingly throughout the last century movies became the main conduit through which succeeding generations of Americans came to understand their country's immediate history.

She allows her characters to come to see happiness not as getting what they thought they wanted, but wanting what they've wound up having — a definition in which succeeding doesn't require exceeding.

The measurement of curved figures in Book XII is inferred from that of rectilinear figures; for a particular curved figure, a sequence of rectilinear figures is considered in which succeeding figures in the sequence become continually closer to the curved figure; the particular method used by Euclid derives from Eudoxus.

India, which has long aspired to great-power status, has used the argument that it is unfair for some countries to keep nuclear bombs while others are not permitted to have them under the nonproliferation treaty, which succeeding Indian governments have refused to sign.

Many reports document families in which succeeding generations appear to have a younger age of onset; hence, these reports suggest genetic anticipation [ 21, 25, 29].

In September 1792, Pétion was elected the first president of the National Convention, which succeeded the Legislative Assembly.

Dell was on the staff of The Liberator, which succeeded The Masses, from 1918 to 1924.

This unintentionally helps al-Qaeda, which succeeds not by killing people but by sowing fear.

The government's junta which succeeded Jean-Claude Duvalier was led by Gen. Henri Namphy.

The chief beneficiary was the papacy, which succeeded in freeing itself from imperial restraints.