Sentence examples for Won triumphantly from inspiring English sources
He won triumphantly, and the kissing probably went on anyway.
COUCH REPORTER about the second Presidential debate, which writer felt Clinton won triumphantly.
The Nietzschean self-assertion of the locals is part of the mystic wonder of New… COUCH REPORTER about the second Presidential debate, which writer felt Clinton won triumphantly.
The New Yorker, October 26 , 1992P. 55 COUCH REPORTER about the second Presidential debate, which writer felt Clinton won triumphantly.
By Harold Brodkey The New Yorker, October 26 , 1992P. 55 COUCH REPORTER about the second Presidential debate, which writer felt Clinton won triumphantly.
The last person to lose as a nominee and then go on to win the presidency — or even to get his party's nomination more than once — was Richard Nixon, who lost the election on a razor-thin margin in 1960 and then won triumphantly in 1968.
Just when Democrats thought it was time to triumphantly claim hard-won administration appointments, Team Obama has created a vetting process worthy of aspirants for political sainthood.
Murphy smiled triumphantly.
Instead of triumphantly conducting the yearly gathering of shareholders of Gazprom, Russia's gas monopoly, after a year of hard-won successes, the chief executive of the company never showed up.
