It was not as glorious or as triumphant as those of the airplanes she helped build.
When the baby was born, she felt as triumphant as Joan of Arc.
Well, as triumphant as someone who claims "we're already screwed" can be.
In short, we have a mixed picture, not as triumphant as the Democrats in Charlotte, N.C., claim, but still much better than many Americans give Obama credit for.
It gives me no pleasure to open the play in a month when the right wing in England is as triumphant as I can remember it ever being.
These cameos felt as triumphant as Gucci looked – sequined jackets draped over his now-trim frame, as he strutted like a pro wrestler re-entering the ring.
One of West's innovations was to invert hip-hop's rules about bragging and boasting; ugly stories and raw admissions have become as triumphant as claims to greatness once were.
Helped by a narcoleptic assistant, Unwin's inquiries unearth a series of crimes committed in dreams, not to mention the discovery that Sivart's detecting triumphs weren't always as triumphant as supposed.
Gwenno's performance, a dreampop lament that begins with a statement about the patriarchy and confronts all manners of doomish political prospects throughout its 30 minutes, is as triumphant as it is foreboding.
I went to one of their recent anniversary comeback shows, and as triumphant as it was, I felt the whole experience would have been heightened in the weird, wild beauty of the great Somerset outdoors.
Some had to try two or three cash machines before they found one that worked, but then they emerged as triumphant as if they had just won money at a slot machine.
