Sentence examples for widest success from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Reed, who wrote some 250 compositions, ranging from songs to marches to operas, achieved her widest success with the 1953 pop song "Oh, Happy Day," which she co-wrote with Don Howard Koplow.

But wider success was elusive.

"I am having wider success there now," he tells me.

Across the United States, open space initiatives met with wide success last year.

And its wide success might have raised the bar for the smoothest, lightest kinds of international pop.

From Sardinia to Wales to Las Vegas, the DVD takes us on a journey from humble beginnings to world wide success.

Yet, despite his wide success, some of his greatest comedic triumphs have come while yakking with talk-show hosts.

Encouraged by the wide success of Visits, she wrote several more "society novels" before turning her attention to passionate romance.

The first such missile to achieve wide success was the AIM-9 Sidewinder developed by the U.S. Navy in the 1950s.

Some, like Kay Starr, who has died aged 94, performed and recorded with jazz musicians before finding wider success with pop songs and novelties.

If there's going to be a factor holding back wider success, other than language, it may well be quality control.