Sentence examples similar to accomplished triumph from inspiring English sources

Though in the years since the invention of whiff-waff, as the British initially called it, many of the game's great triumphs were accomplished in China, or at least produced by China's deep roster.

They accomplished this feat by triumphing 1 0 in the first leg at Tallaght Stadium and drawing 0 0 in the second leg in Estonia to advance 1 0 on aggregate.

It's not quite the triumph that Robert Downey Jr accomplished in the leaden biopic Chaplin.

What Volcker and Reagan accomplished was an economic and political triumph.

Mary sets him free to marry Crystal, then waits until Crystal messes up (as man-stealing salesgirls can be counted on to do) to reclaim him in triumph — the entire project accomplished entirely without his involvement. .

In the 1970s, feminists often turned to history for inspiring stories about great women who have triumphed over adversity and accomplished marvelous deeds.

Just as the administration was embarrassed in Iraq by prematurely stating "mission accomplished," so it may regret declaring economic triumph.

For years Maris' triumph was denigrated because it was accomplished in a 162-game season, while Ruth's was in a season spanning 154 games.

For all that he has accomplished Mr. Hart is supremely confident that even greater triumphs await him.

Ravana is perhaps the most learned and accomplished being in the Ramayana, but his one flaw triumphs all else -- his ego leads him to tyranny over his subjects.

Even as neither side claimed a triumph, Democrats and Republicans asserted that they had accomplished many objectives in the debate.