Sentence examples similar to achieve triumphs from inspiring English sources
"achieve triumphs" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to successfully attain or accomplish victories or successes. You can use it in a sentence to describe someone's achievements or accomplishments, such as: "Throughout his career, he worked tirelessly to achieve triumphs both on and off the field."
It's Tina Turner's epic struggle against adversity to achieve triumph.
Despite surrounding themselves with violent themes, such as calling affiliated projects the Wu-Tang Killa Bees, the group believed that if they came together, they could achieve triumph through artistic means.
R.R. regularly achieved triumphs as a result of accidents that left his opponents groaning.
Despite differences with their predecessors, each achieved triumphs by staying the course of a bipartisan foreign policy.
For 54 years, UNICEF's successes have grown out of our recognition of the need to focus on the well-being of the "whole child" -- an all-embracing strategy that has made it possible for this Organization to emerge as a moral force for children the world over, achieving triumphs that were unimaginable only a few decades ago.
The lyrics of "Change" speak of overcoming obstacles and achieving triumph, while instilling hope in oneself.
Stanford was crowned Under-23 World Champion in Auckland in 2012 and year later won the world title to become only the second woman to achieve those triumphs in successive years.
Occupy will achieve great triumphs and make occasional mistakes.
Together they will decide whether the party can achieve political triumph or suffer terminal decline.
You don't achieve a triumph of this kind without knowing what you're doing, and Darwin was a cagey man when it came to carrying his day.
But the U.S. did solve the problem of putting a man on the moon: As William D. Eggers and John O'Leary point out in the book If We Can Put A Man On The Moon, it took 200 university laboratories, 20,000 industrial firms, 400,000 public and private sector workers, and (when rounded out to 2008 dollars) $145 billion to achieve lunar triumph.
