tuve éxito

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Cuando finalmente tuve éxito, rompió la línea a través de las ondas.	When I finally succeeded, broke the line through the waves.
Por un mes, finalmente tuve éxito hoy por una vez.	For one month, I finally succeeded once today.
No tuve éxito en mi vida, lo he echado a perder.	I didn't succeed in my life, I wasted it.
Gracias a estas pastillas, finalmente tuve éxito.	Thanks to these pills, I finally succeeded.
Si no regreso, es porque no tuve éxito.	If I don't come back, you'll know I haven't succeeded.
Y hoy, finalmente tuve éxito.	And today, I finally succeeded.
Lo intenté, pero no tuve éxito.	I tried, but it was not there.
Como hacía cuanto imaginase, siempre tuve éxito.	As I did what I had envisioned, I was always successful.
Pero desgraciadamente no tuve éxito.	But sadly, I did not succeed.
Pero no tuve éxito.	But I did not succeed.
Entonces, no tuve éxito.	Then I did not succeed.
Traté y tuve éxito.	I tried and succeeded.
Intenté explicárselo, pero no tuve éxito.	Well, I tried to explain it to him, but it just didn't work out.
Entonces, no tuve éxito.	Then I did not succeed in my efforts.
Sin embargo, cuando quise completar las 16 rondas cante el mahamantra muy rápido y tuve éxito.	However, when I willed to complete 16 rounds I chanted the mahamantra very fast and succeeded.
Lo siento, no tuve éxito.	Sorry I did not succeed better. Hum...
Nunca tuve éxito en conseguir la llave.	No, I tried to steal it. I never succeeded in actually getting the key.
Intenté todo lo que se me ocurrió para hacer que dejase de beber, pero nunca tuve éxito.	I tried everything I could think of to get him to stop drinking, but never succeeded.
A partir de que no tuve éxito estoy convencido de que no debía tenerlo y que lo que creía era falso.	Since it hasn't succeeded, I'm convinced it wasn't meant to succeed and that my conviction was wrong
Durante la siguiente década y media (1980-97) luché intentando abandonar el hábito un sin número de veces, pero nunca tuve éxito.	Over the next one and a half decades (1980-97), I battled with giving up the habit innumerable times, but was always unsuccessful.