Sentence examples for always triumphing from inspiring English sources
Inside, too, a Brahmin idiosyncrasy ruled, with form always triumphing over function.
Much closer to the truth, I feel, is the 90s comedy Drop The Dead Donkey, the tale of a non-cosy, deadpan gang of quietly brilliant curmudgeons cranking out a wonky product, just hoping for the best, and somehow always triumphing just in time for last orders.
Opera Holland Park has always triumphed at rarities.
"The Lone Ranger" offered a rational world in which justice always triumphed.
In the end, though, Bainbridge proves the same point that Boswell did: art always triumphs over life.
The policy of "no compromise" – which rewards successful sports and rips funding from those that fail – has always triumphed.
Furthermore, great actresses have always triumphed precisely by maintaining their composure in surroundings that have demanded its dismantling.
In his movies, he always triumphed before the closing credits, but reality allowed no resurrection for NTR.
Rumpole's clients are uniformly blameless, and Rumpole always triumphs, aided by the last-minute appearance of an unlikely piece of information.
"Saratoga is where underdogs have always triumphed," Mr. LaBelle said, referring to the Battle of Saratoga in 1777, when the Americans shocked the British.
