Sentence examples for earlier triumph from inspiring English sources

Coincidentally Malmaison, the scene of an earlier triumph, went into administration a much the same time.

Victory at Nottingham, after an earlier triumph at Lord's, in London, secured a 2-0 lead.

Opinion polls had put Mr Obama on course for a big victory after his earlier triumph in the Iowa caucuses, which had instigated a wave of media "Obamamania".

The ship in the background may be a slave ship, and if so would allude to the earlier triumph of the campaign to abolish the slave trade and hint that a similar result awaits the anti-slavery campaign.

In the wake of his earlier triumph, the critic Lee Siegel, writing in Talk magazine, dubbed Spacey "the New King of Irony" and succinctly identified the key trait that his characters shared.

He and Burns jump all over the world in the fast-moving, everything-happening-at-once style of the director's earlier triumph "Traffic" (though without the dirty excitement of that drug-trade movie).

On Freedom (1989), he resurrected the social engagement and musical conviction of earlier triumphs such as "Ohio".

There, it will aim to build on earlier triumphs like eliminating Pakistan from the 2007 tournament and defeating England in 2011.

Marley Natural won't just be shifting "heirloom Jamaican cannabis strands", but hemp-infused cream and lip balms, to put beside their earlier triumphs with Marley Coffee and House of Marley headphones.

Terrorist crises, malfunctioning presidential planes and snipers outside the White House now seem to occur pretty much every week under President Bartlet - a resort to the stereotypical high drama of political fiction that The West Wing had earlier triumphed by avoiding.

One of the evolutionary laws of business is that success breeds failure; the tactics and habits of earlier triumphs so often leave companies — even the biggest, most profitable and most admired companies — unable to adapt.