Examples of using Would succeed in English and their translations into Hungarian
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this King were to die, who would succeed him?
It seemed improbable that Jesus would succeed.
You had no way of knowing whether she would succeed.
There was no guarantee that I would succeed.
If I were to die, my sister would succeed me.
Scholars point to his former wife Olympias who wanted to ensure that her son Alexander would succeed Philip to the throne.
Who could have imagined that Houdini would succeed by spending more than an hour and a half doing just one trick,
The poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow once said,“Most people would succeed in small things if they weren't troubled with blind ambition.”.
In the words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,“Most people would succeed in small things if they were not troubled with great ambitions.“.
there would be no way our experiment would succeed,” he said.
I think that a praxis which would succeed in clearly exposing the anarchy and anomy captured in
you certainly couldn't predict in advance what would succeed.
Mateen said they strategically aimed the app at a college demographic because they knew the app would succeed if it resonated with college students.
This scheme would succeed, therefore, in addressing the worst consequences of fuel poverty which are having an extremely negative effect on many people- if this scheme were to be used properly.
While it is very unlikely that a young baby would succeed in picking up a peanut,
the attack would succeed. However,
we wish colleagues working in other interdisciplinary fields would succeed in finding each other.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said Thursday he was convinced Serbia would succeed in preserving peace despite irrational moves by Pristina
there might be no assurance that a particular effort would succeed, the school should be"free at all times in the future to engage in other experiments,
Christopher Wren who would succeed Ward as Savilian Professor of Astronomy in 1661.