Sentence examples similar to grasp to triumph from inspiring English sources

Vast amounts are spent getting it right and the programming shows a Robert McKee-like grasp of plot, triumph over adversity being the Tedster's favourite.

If this case, however, provokes the dawn of a new era of rights and safeguards for women and girls, then India could yet grasp some triumph from this utter tragedy.

Only Revolutions by Mark Z Danielewski 360pp, Doubleday, £20 There is a French cinema advert for Nescafé in which the voiceover pompously ascribes to the beverage's patrons the ability to triumph over the impossible: "Capture the uncapturable... grasp the ungraspable..."...

And he went from triumph to triumph.

We somehow want him to triumph.

To disaster or to triumph?

Often, it leads to triumph.

It's not like I have gone from triumph to triumph.

The usual suspects to triumph again?

But Barra meanwhile has managed to triumph.

And sometimes those stones lead to triumph.