Sentence examples for finally triumphs from inspiring English sources

The reader shares in Gordimer's "euphoria" when Mandela is released from prison, and the cause of her lifetime finally triumphs.

As the struggling young actress Eva Lovelace, who finally triumphs on Broadway, Strasberg, who managed to get in a mention of the Actors Studio, later complained that she was inhibited by the constant presence of her mother on the set.

And that he finally triumphed after losing in his three previous finals here in 2010, 2011 and 2012 might give encouragement to Murray.

Bourgeois propriety finally triumphed over Swiss secrecy.

Prison became a place where Latrice could finally triumph.

The new politics was an electoral disaster in 1972, but it may finally triumph in 2008.

So Karl Marx's theories have finally triumphed in today's Russia: it's all about money.

But Denial surged back, taking Capture the Flag and then finally triumphing in a climactic Search and Destroy match.

It was an obvious swipe at Mr. Modi – yet it also underscored how Mr. Modi had finally triumphed in pushing Mr. Advani aside.

"Humanity paid a terrible cost for this, but in the end, the inevitable happened and responsibility and the collective determination to vanquish this evil finally triumphed".

Nicolas Sarkozy, France's president, has finally triumphed in a bruising battle to raise the pension age.America has a good and a bad excuse for its inaction.