Sentence examples for a better triumph from inspiring English sources

Jill Nagle's expanse of lights casts a dim and somber glow over the lowlands; a better triumph than Ms. Winiarski's metallic boulders (or are they pieces of the plane?) and miniature-golf grass.

Good better triumph over evil!

To suppose that a better future may triumph over the past may be daydreaming; but if it can ever happen, now is the best chance so far.

Perhaps a better title would have been Triumph of the Will.

In the bask of the incandescent, you are prone to believe that human beings are essentially good, that tomorrow will be a better day, that love will triumph.

Still, it's doubtful whether any coach in MLS currently has a better handle on dealing with triumph and disaster than Ben Olsen, and he's gone about his business methodically in the winter.

If you think that a takedown of the Kardashian brand would be the ultimate triumph in creating a better world for girls, you're not alone.

For readers who know and love the islands off the coast of Massachusetts, descriptions of their wild days and their history will create a longing entirely appropriate in May — to go there, to look at that landscape again with a better understanding of the losses and triumphs that have enriched their history.

More than once, she had been caught peering at postcards of naked women, tilting them up to the light for a better look.... Later, she reported in triumph to her sister that she had 'done it' with the bricklayer".

"The best gets better!" "A triumph!" "Who shot JR?" All ways of introducing the Acutus Reference, a $24,000 turntable that's more for Paul van Dyk than your little two-bit basement operation.

He is still in the Triumph Hurdle, but must have a better chance in the handicap.