Sentence examples similar to craving triumph from inspiring English sources

But the Warriors boss is refusing to get carried away with the 22-20 triumph, and is craving more consistency from his troops.

Duty (and perhaps a sense of mischief) had triumphed over his craving for a return to normal life.

To generate the atmosphere of triumph the organisers crave, Team GB have to hit their target of fourth in the overall Olympic medal table, matching their position in Beijing.

Because we imagine lots of you aren't willing to let go of the Newt Gingrich candidacy, Mother Jones Tim Murphyy has penned the alternative history of Gingrich's triumph that you're craving.

Having beaten England in a T20 international, and also in the 50-over series that followed, it was a Test triumph that they most craved.

This time it was Lions fullback Leigh Halfpenny who failed with his 50-meter penalty attempt with no time left, giving Australia a 16-15 victory and denying the Lions the 2-0 series triumph they had desperately craved.

Hungry for both fantasy and inspiration, readers crave protagonists who, after overcoming seemingly insurmountable obstacles, triumph at the end of the day.

But there's no reason we can't give the Scots the triumph of identity and neo-liberalism they clearly crave and not keep something of the  United Kingdom and the old British Army.

I no longer crave the speed of the racecourse, although I still regularly ride my Triumph Speed Triple.

While Britain has been craving a men's champion for 75 years since Fred Perry's last US Open triumph, Serbia has been blessed with two grand slam winners in Djokovic and Ana Ivanovic.

Instead, what I crave is for Pope to end with the same sense of well-earned triumph that have marked other antiheroes from the 21st century.