Sentence examples similar to a triumphant call from inspiring English sources

Brett Malec of E! simply called it "a beautiful track", while a staff writer from Billboard named it a "triumphant" song.

A triumphant song for sidewalk strutting.

Every couple of months Sarah would make a triumphant phone call and announce "with great enthusiasm and conviction" that a new food or supplement or capsule had practically cured her arthritis.

The news so overjoyed his mother that she made him run out for phone cards and placed a round of triumphant calls to relatives in Africa.

Moving from an African village to the oppression of the Middle Passage, the piece ends with a triumphant dance called "Kwatakye," which demonstrates the strength and valor of warriors of African descent.

National security adviser John Bolton was triumphant, calling it a vindication of his long-standing opposition to the court, which is based in The Hague in the Netherlands.

Well, technically Beca lives in Greenpoint, but I definitely live in Williamsburg, so I had a particularly vested interest in finding out whether or not this was a triumphant rallying cry or a call to have me extinguished.

In a press conference in Bucharest on Monday, a triumphant Mr Iohannis called the turnout "the best surprise of the elections".

It's not what you'd call a triumphant success story, any more than the partial US recovery from 1933 to 1936 — which was actually considerably more impressive — represented a huge victory over the Depression.

Rob Harvilla from The Village Voice called the song a triumphant jazz exercise.

Even if he does not get a call from a triumphant Corbyn, Murphy says he will happily carry on with the more low-profile tax blogging, the university work and the dog walking.