Object

• generation: They left its elaboration to succeeding generations, laying down only the general laws.

• breach: No waiver by us shall be construed as a waiver of any proceeding or succeeding breach of any provision.

• emperor: At the risk of some inbreeding, concubinage ensured that a crown prince was almost always available to succeed a deceased emperor.

• opposition: Overall the Hearing Officer decided that there was a likelihood of confusion and that the opposition succeeded.

• claimant: The claimant succeeded at first instance, but not in the Court of Appeal.

• sentence: A chiefly significant good instruction concerning credit cards processor online free best interest rates - is to examine cautiously the succeeding sentences.

Preposition: on

• count: Professor Porter has certainly succeeded on the first count.

Subject

• citta: However, since each citta which falls away is succeeded by the next citta, kamma can be accumulated from moment to moment.

Modifying Another Word

• brilliantly: He was also worried that house prices, which the MPC had succeeded brilliantly in taming, have started to move up again.

• eventually: Morris swam out and eventually succeeded in saving him.

• finally: I'm happy to say that they have finally succeeded.

Used with why or when

• where: How does Bob intend to succeed where his predecessors have failed?

• when: They thought they would be more likely to succeed when the French support had joined them.

Preposition: in

• exam: How to: take notes, write essays, and succeed in exams.

• economy: We will not succeed in a competitive global economy unless we open up Britain to the talents of all.

• classroom: The academic expectations of both special needs and non-disabled students to succeed in the classroom are high.

• role: To succeed in this role you will be educated to degree level with at least one year's retail experience.

• aim: If our school has to some extent succeeded in this aim, it can look back with satisfaction over its past record.

• environment: We are proving that a local store, serving the local community, can succeed in an environment dominated by the supermarkets.

Preposition: by

• citta: However, since each citta which falls away is succeeded by the next citta, kamma can be accumulated from moment to moment.