Sentence examples for ever triumph from inspiring English sources
Can the Herons ever triumph over the Roberts of the world?
Celtic's statement said: "Tommy Gemmell is a true Celtic legend, part of the greatest side in the club's history and a man who played a pivotal role in our greatest ever triumph when, in Lisbon's Estadio Nacional, 11 men all born within a 30-mile radius of Celtic Park, beat Inter Milan to win the European Cup.
How it was won: Their tightest ever triumph.
It was Norwich's second ever triumph at Ewood Park as they remain four points behind second-placed Middlesbrough.
Seen through this angle, Western states are becoming too diverse for this brand of politics to ever triumph.
Ireland have only ever triumphed in one play-off.
There is also the unsettling fact that no foreign power has ever triumphed in Afghanistan.
The knee-jerk temptation was to disagree strongly with him; had he forgotten that no World Cup winning side has ever triumphed without an undisputed world-class presence at the heart of it?
Other Oscar bugbears include the fact that no animated film has ever triumphed in the best picture category, despite early honorary recognition for Walt Disney, who transformed the face of the animated feature film with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs back in the 1930s.
But nobody had ever triumphed in these three races on the bounce before, and underpinning all of them was his form against the clock in long time trials.
He survived the crash — and two readings of the last rites — to lead Manchester United in 1968 to the first-ever triumph for an English team in the European Cup.
