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Succeeded in sentence

1114 examples of Succeeded in a sentence

I succeeded in my place.
Having succeeded at Kumbh Mela has inspired me to help others who may also suffer from stampedes.
Now I haven't succeeded, so this is just a progress report, but I'm here to tell you a little bit about self-driving cars.
We know that open source has succeeded with tools for managing knowledge and creativity.
And maybe they succeeded.
Maybe they succeeded.
In this picture, I've put a bush with a center branching out in all directions, because if you look at the edges of the tree of life, every existing species at the tips of those branches has succeeded in evolutionary terms: it has survived; it has demonstrated a fitness to its environment.
Twenty years later, they succeeded and developed the polio vaccine.
And the Christmas Day bomber almost succeeded in attacking the United States of America.
Korea succeeded, North Korea didn't.
Taiwan succeeded, China under Mao Zedong didn't.
The Polymath Project had succeeded.
My guess is Iraq and Afghanistan are the last times when the West has tried to do it themselves, and we haven't succeeded.
When I was a diplomat negotiating the disarmament treaties with the Soviet Union in Geneva in the 1970s, we succeeded because we understood we shared a destiny with them.
And he worked for decades trying to explain this number, but he never succeeded, and we know why.
So when they failed it was because they were dumb, and when they succeeded it was because the exam just happened to be really easy.
In another generation down the line, I think we will have succeeded.
And we succeeded.
Or, I should say, the students succeeded.
Now, in January, 2011, the revolution started, and life stopped for 18 days, and on the 12th of February, we naively celebrated on the streets of Cairo, believing that the revolution had succeeded.
Could we, in fact, encourage all the companies that are out there that have drugs in their freezers that are known to be safe in humans but have never actually succeeded in terms of being effective for the treatments they were tried for?
Got a good pilot, Brian Allen, to operate it, and finally, succeeded.
Many have succeeded, others of them have failed.
And we succeeded in planting this memory in the minds of about a quarter of our subjects.
You've succeeded in everything you've done, and having a patient die, well, that must feel like failure.
Yet Ira Byock, the director of palliative medicine at Dartmouth said, "You know, the best doctor in the world has never succeeded in making anyone immortal."
Maybe we need a new story, not a story about giving up the fight or of hopelessness, but rather a story of victory and triumph, of a valiant battle and, eventually, a graceful retreat, a story that acknowledges that not even the greatest general defeats every foe, that no doctor has ever succeeded in making anyone immortal, and that no wife, no matter how hard she tried, has ever stopped even the bravest, wittiest and most maddeningly lovable husband from dying when it was his time to go.
I had succeeded beyond my wildest expectation.
I have succeeded in my life beyond my wildest expectations, and I have been treated well by people of all races more often than I have not.
And they largely succeeded, which is how the fraud became endemic.
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