Sentence examples similar to foster triumph from inspiring English sources
In these high-profile invited competitions, organised by risk-averse boards of corporate bureaucrats, it is not hard to see why Foster so often triumphs.
Those triumphs allowed Real to foster feelings of superiority over the rest of Europe and especially their bitter rivals Barcelona, whose first trophy did not come until 1992.
It's a triumph of subtle social engineering, full of thoughtful design touches meant to foster a sense of community; any well-thought-out modern suburb owes a debt to Riverside.
Fostered in the traditions of sturdy evangelical piety and liberal reform, he saw the origin and triumph of these values in the Glorious Revolution (1688 89), which firmly established the supremacy of Parliament and restricted the monarchy to a constitutional status.
Last weekend's European triumph was achieved as much as anything by a cohesion that can only be fostered over time".The club had a certain reputation seven years ago when Brendan started this project," said McCall.
Johnson, who had tallied the winning goal in Friday's 1-0 semifinal triumph over Georgetown, took a perfect cross from Leah Pruitt and rolled a shot right of goalkeeper Rylee Foster for a 2-1 lead in the 75th minute.
One of Stewart's triumphs has been fostering talent like Oliver.
Koolhaas's rhetoric suggests he has sidestepped, if not transcended, the one-upmanship that the Serpentine's successive triumphs have inevitably fostered.
Economic triumph appeared certain.
Triumph followed triumph.
