Sentence examples for expected to triumph from inspiring English sources

With record unemployment and the French economy reacting sluggishly to Mr Hollande's plodding reforms, Mr Sarkozy had expected to triumph in this month's elections.

Following Sunday's elections, she is expected to triumph in the southern region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur - her outspoken grandparent's heartland.

Reg Harris, who had won the world amateur sprint title in 1947, was widely expected to triumph at the London Games.

How things have changed: she has seen her national poll lead shrink to as little as five or six points, and she is being run close in Super Tuesday states where she expected to triumph.

But in Dundee, where Alex Salmond was expected to triumph, there was audible sigh of disappointment when the chief counting officer said the turnout there was a low 78.8 per cent.

So large was the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) victory in general elections in May 2014, led by Narendra Modi, that his party was widely expected to triumph again in state elections in Maharashtra and Haryana, held on October 15th.

More precisely, conservatives say, they do not expect to triumph in the Senate, whether the main showdown comes on a procedural issue or on the amendment itself.

Mr. Silvester, 40, is one of two crucial government witnesses who are expected to implicate Triumph and its executives in his schemes.

Orbán's Fidesz party is expected to comfortably triumph at the polls later this year.

A decades-long search for gravitational waves is expected to end in triumph this week when scientists declare they have discovered ripples in the fabric of spacetime, possibly created by the collision of two massive black holes travelling at close to the speed of light.

Elaborate respect has always been paid, by the media and politicians across the spectrum, to the rage of the dispossessed, those in the de-industrialised north, left behind by globalisation, expected to celebrate economic triumphs from which it took no benefit.