Sentence for successful | Use successful in a sentence

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• The ruse was successful. (19)
• Every invitation was successful. (4)
• In which was he the more successful? (3)
• Was I not already richly successful? (9)
• In what form was Chopin most successful? (3)
• He was the heir of successful competitors. (10)
• Rivalry with Gambier (and successful too!) (10)
• He was too robust, he had been too successful. (10)
• Which one has made successful tours of America? (3)
• Electric experiments have never been successful. (21)
• It wanted three chief elements to be successful. (14)
• Nothing could be more successful than our mission. (6)
• This way is the most common, successful, and popular. (8)
• But he never seems quite successful, have you noticed? (8)
• What composers have done successful work in this line? (3)
• She has made successful appearances in Europe and America. (3)
• When he married a fortune he was a successful adventurer. (10)
• When we had to talk reasonably we were not so successful. (10)
• As an interpreter he is less successful than as a virtuoso. (3)
• So that, if successful, I must have rolled myself in mire. (10)
• He wrote word from England of a very successful expedition. (10)
• In what style of opera has Humperdinck been most successful? (3)
• Where one man was successful, others should surely not fail? (8)
• The day was eminently successful from the circus standpoint. (21)
• After a successful career in England, he came to America in 1880. (3)
• For land and heirs are necessary appendages to successful nobles. (18)
• But adroitness in flattery is not necessary for its successful use. (9)
• A successful agency for the gathering of news must be monopolistic. (16)
• Far more successful were the adventures of the Chevalier de Troyes. (19)
• He has made several extremely successful tours to the United States. (3)
• Name some successful teachers of the piano at the Paris Conservatory. (3)
• Bumley Tomm was rather a poor thing, though he had been so successful. (8)
• Sir William Alexander was a man of letters and a successful courtier. (19)
• In the West all was like Keith, successful, immaculate, ordered, resolute. (8)
• In three instances (including the Goya) out of twenty-one he was successful. (8)
• She found herself more successful in sending away than in retaining a companion. (4)
• A successful worker in Grub Street divines this need and submits the thing itself. (16)
• Arnold was not successful in his enterprises after his failure to surrender West Point. (18)
• She, who had made a love-match which had been successful, had a horror of unhappy marriages. (8)
• The arrival of our fresh troops and their successful passage of the river had disheartened him. (7)
• Yet I have found that, if any hitching is to be done, it must be to the successful politician. (16)
• One of the most successful teachers now living is =Louis Dièmer=, born 1843, a pupil of Marmontel. (3)
• She hesitates and does not do it, and it is in this point she becomes so aesthetically successful. (9)
• The successful man in the centres of activity is usually a worldly-wise and prepossessing person. (16)
• Who knows but that my guests were sincere in their congratulations on a thoroughly successful evening? (10)
• In the thickly settled East this is more successful than in the West, where distance helps the local paper. (16)
• His concert appearances have invariably been successful, although he has devoted himself largely to teaching. (3)
• They show an evident striving after musical grandeur, but are not wholly successful in attaining that effect. (3)
• Not that Jackson Hart had many opportunities of encountering his successful friends in the great city of Chicago. (13)
• Freedom from entangling alliances, absolutely an open way, should be the ambition of the successful newspaper worker. (16)
• He had always supposed himself a happy and strong and successful man, but what a dreary ruin his life had fallen into! (9)
• Consequently a successful pursuit and a wresting of her from a body of competitors, tells you that you are the best man. (10)
• Of Boston, too, though she is of western Pennsylvania origin, is Mrs. Margaret Deland, one of our most successful novelists. (9)
• The habit of not screaming, however, prevailed, and she made a tolerably successful effort to treat him with decent composure. (9)
• Although not successful in this, he made a lasting impression on English church music and produced many charming secular works. (3)
• His disfavour had caused a stoppage of supplies, causing vociferous abomination of their successful rivals, the Romish priests. (10)
• She laughed again, with the conviction of a successful gambler; it became her to laugh, for it softened the lines of her mouth. (13)
• Alarmed, but not discouraged, she tried it another way; a bolt flew, and she believed herself successful; but how strangely mysterious! (4)
• The successful writer especially is in danger of becoming isolated from the realities that nurtured in him the strength to win success. (9)
• Their efforts were so successful that he revived sufficiently to drive them out of his room, and make them go and show Boardman to his. (9)
• Van Diemen and Tinman, old chums re-united, and both successful in life, had nevertheless, as Mrs. Crickledon said, their differences. (10)
• Nearly all the subscribers to the Associated Press are the most respectable and successful newspaper publishers in their neighborhoods. (16)
• So successful has this been, that the space which in most houses is called the attic, and is wasted, has been made available and livable. (17)
• The hostess was summoned to welcome a new guest, and she left me, pleased with her successful effort to reach my meaning, and absorbed by it. (10)
• I shifted, as my successful contemporaries have done, my centre of editorial gravity from its former high position to my first and local pages. (16)
• She tried not to be impulsive; that was criminal in one of her calling; and she struggled for patience with an endeavor that was largely successful. (9)
• The Italian right was commanded by Colonel Mattei, the left by Colonel Bangoni, who did excellent work, while the other wing was not so successful. (10)
• He was eminently successful in handling his material, and he produced a greater and more truly national work than any resident composer has yet done. (3)
• He is a man of easy wit and repartee, and of tact and practical intelligence; qualifications necessary to the successful conduct of his vocal calling. (21)

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