| " And if at first you don't succeed " | |
| " lf at first you don't succeed, yeah " | |
| ""He has 1 2 hours to succeed. | |
| "... Who will never succeed anywhere." | |
| "...sure to succeed." | |
| " And if at first you don't succeed " | |
| " lf at first you don't succeed, yeah " | |
| ""He has 1 2 hours to succeed. | |
| "... Who will never succeed anywhere." | |
| "...sure to succeed." | |
| "As the night succeeds the day. | |
| "But now, if this succeeds, he will be leaving me because they will take him away forever and I shall be free and yours, my beloved." | |
| "Consider yourselves fortunate when all kinds of trials come your way, for you know that when your faith succeeds in facing such trials, the result is the ability to endure." | |
| "If he succeeds in tracking you, "you can be sure his sense of smell is excellent." | |
| "Lenin is like all the others. Power weakens his memory." And: "He who succeeds forgets much." | |
| "As the night succeeds the day. | |
| "But now, if this succeeds, he will be leaving me because they will take him away forever and I shall be free and yours, my beloved." | |
| "Consider yourselves fortunate when all kinds of trials come your way, for you know that when your faith succeeds in facing such trials, the result is the ability to endure." | |
| "If he succeeds in tracking you, "you can be sure his sense of smell is excellent." | |
| "Lenin is like all the others. Power weakens his memory." And: "He who succeeds forgets much." | |
| ! succeeded ... | |
| "As we got closer... I started to look at my family there with me... and I felt great happiness... at having succeeded in living so intensely... the dream we had together. " | |
| "Ellen, Granny's telegram succeeded. | |
| "French police have not yet succeeded in establishing his identity. | |
| "He is succeeded in his title and estates by his uncle, the Honorable Eustace Beltaine." | |
| "Diplomatic initiative appears to be succeeding. | |
| "Even if the first term of succeeding ones each imagining himself to be first... | |
| "When I die, my sons will remain and, succeeding them, their children will carry on the work. | |
| "You agree that the aforesaid person, whose identity is given... in an ordinance held by Alexandre Crottat... attorney succeeding to Roguin... is your first husband, Colonel Chabert. | |
| 'Cause you're succeeding. | |
| ! succeeded ... | |
| "As we got closer... I started to look at my family there with me... and I felt great happiness... at having succeeded in living so intensely... the dream we had together. " | |
| "Ellen, Granny's telegram succeeded. | |
| "French police have not yet succeeded in establishing his identity. | |
| "He is succeeded in his title and estates by his uncle, the Honorable Eustace Beltaine." | |
| "Diplomatic initiative appears to be succeeding. | |
| "Even if the first term of succeeding ones each imagining himself to be first... | |
| "When I die, my sons will remain and, succeeding them, their children will carry on the work. | |
| "You agree that the aforesaid person, whose identity is given... in an ordinance held by Alexandre Crottat... attorney succeeding to Roguin... is your first husband, Colonel Chabert. | |
| 'Cause you're succeeding. | |
