Sentence examples for competition triumph from inspiring English sources

Wales are chasing the record books and a third straight competition triumph; Ireland want to send the great Brian O'Driscoll off on a high.

In winning the competition, Libeskind triumphed over some of the world's most prominent architects.

Ulster need another victory over the French side to maintain realistic hopes of qualification for the quarter-finals of the competition, having triumphed 38-0 over the same opposition in Belfast last week.

The Buddies had won just one of their last nine matches in all competitions and triumphed thanks to the on-loan striker's close-range effort.

Four of the top five from Daegu lined up in the men's 110m hurdles, with world champion Jason Richardson smashing the competition record to triumph in 13.16sec.

If they are viewed as in competition, then the triumph of one at the expense of the other would be likely to have profound implications for the evolution of the wireless Internet and structure of the service-provider industry.

Competition is unworthy, triumph is indiscreet, taking your reward now is a sin.

His Penarol haul also included three triumphs in Copa Libertadores, South Amercia's leading club competition, and victory over Real Madrid in the world club championship of 1966.

In the match earmarked as the one the competition needed, England triumphed over Australia by three runs to go top of the group stages with two games to play, and in nail-biting fashion.

Ferrari's years of competition, with their triumphs and their tragedies, have been accompanied by soaring passions — and bitter disappointments — among the vast numbers in this nation of 70 million who call themselves tifosi, fans who follow with what they and other Italians compare to the craziness once associated with bouts of typhoid fever.

The transition from junior to senior competition was smooth, triumphs accumulated, and in 2008 Wiggins equalled Sir Steve Redgrave's British record of six Olympic medals.