Sentence examples for decisive triumph from inspiring English sources

(Tommasini) ★ 'La Traviata' (Saturday) Bravely taking on the touchstone role of Violetta for the first time in this revival of Willy Decker's production at the Metropolitan Opera, the star soprano Diana Damrau scores a decisive triumph.

Moreover, even as he enjoyed this decisive triumph over his most dangerous rival, the entire Angevin inheritance (Anjou, Provence, and Mediterranean claims) devolved to the crown upon the death of René I of Anjou in 1480.

(Tommasini) ★ 'La Traviata' (Saturday and Wednesday) Bravely taking on the touchstone role of Violetta for the first time in this revival of Willy Decker's production at the Metropolitan Opera, the star soprano Diana Damrau scores a decisive triumph.

(Tommasini) ★ 'La Traviata' (Saturday and Tuesday) Bravely taking on the touchstone role of Violetta for the first time in this revival of Willy Decker's production at the Metropolitan Opera, the star soprano Diana Damrau scores a decisive triumph.

Gail Devers, a two-time Olympic champion in the 100 meters, beat seven rivals out of the blocks and went on to a decisive triumph in the 60-meter hurdles, finishing in 7.86 seconds.

A day after the most historic election in recent Mexican history, this nation seemed stunned and excited by Mr. Fox's decisive triumph over one of the longest ruling political machines in the world.

And this is the state of one of Mr. McCain's great primary triumphs: His decisive victory here in January effectively handed him his party's nomination.

Selected as Labour Party chairman in 1945, Laski felt that his cause was at least partially vindicated by Labour's decisive electoral triumph that year.

The decisive French triumph at Rivoli in January 1797 led to the collapse of the Austrian position in Italy.

A decisive ballot triumph will force anti-gay marriage enthusiasts to find another parade to rain on or, if we're lucky, become ironic and retro, like hipsters who pretend to like bluegrass.

In 2004 Mr. Vitter won a decisive victory in a run for the Senate, a triumph that gave him a position at the top of the Louisiana Republican Party.