Sentence examples for consecutive triumphs from inspiring English sources
He lost his first match, then ran off 11 straight victories, including consecutive triumphs over Lassiter on the same evening to win the title.
Seeking her second gold of these Games, she currently leads Jolien D'Hoore from the Netherlands and America's Sarah Hammer at the halfway point after making it consecutive triumphs in her professional party piece: the elimination race.
If Leicester can prevail against Stade, a Racing win in the fourth quarter-final of the weekend will take the semi to Nottingham Forest and increase the Tigers' chances of a first European title since the second of their consecutive triumphs, in 2002.
PARIS — What did Lance Armstrong mean when he gauged his chances in the Tour de France and said he might have to "play the team card a little?" Not until the end of his seven consecutive triumphs in the Tour did Armstrong play the team card — coach-speak for "it doesn't matter which rider on our team wins the race as long as our team does".
Italy's most successful club of the 20th century, and the most successful club in the history of Italian football, Juventus have won the Italian League Championship, the country's premier football club competition and organised by Lega Nazionale Professionisti Serie A (LNPA), a record 30 times and have the record of consecutive triumphs in that tournament (five, between 1930 31 and 1934 35).
The team's 4-1 away victory over Getafe was Villanova's fourth consecutive triumph.
It also was their second consecutive triumph in overtime and their second come-from-behind victory.
Sorenstam went on to win the tournament by two strokes over Se Ri Pak, her second consecutive triumph.
Has the chance to make history with a fourth consecutive triumph.
Hamilton then turned in a wet-weather masterclass in Brazil to seal a third consecutive triumph.
Such was the case Thursday afternoon at Yankee Stadium during the Yankees' 6-3 victheir their fifth consecutive triumph and the Orioles' eighth consecutive defeat.
