Sentence examples for huge triumphs from inspiring English sources

Curiously, both films - huge triumphs in their day - have fallen hard in critical standing over the years.

The result was a huge triumph for string theory.

And I thought, That's a huge triumph, him dancing in the streets with the outfit.

The agency also regained the Coca-Cola Classic assignment, a huge triumph after losing that account years ago.

"The construction of the new Yankee Stadium is a huge triumph of public policy and private sector initiative," a spokeswoman for the team owners said earlier this week.

Venezuela's foreign minister, Rafael Ramirez, dedicated "this huge triumph" to Chávez and said it came despite a "malign campaign against our country".

The election of 2008 was a huge triumph for Democrats (it was the year Mr Obama first won the presidency), so they prevailed in several states where they normally lose.

NME hailed "one of the year's greatest albums", the Evening Standard declared "a huge triumph" and even the Sun – more accustomed to celebrating chart pop – heralded "a magnificent musical voyage".

Sometimes, they win and when they do, it's always a huge triumph that makes them feel powerful and vindicated – at least long enough to keep going until the next big fight without considering a divorce (or another revolution).

Winning it is a huge triumph," said Pearson, who graduated from art school in 2007.

This is a huge triumph for, firstly, the late Professor Joseph Lissner (Founding Editor) and then the remarkable endeavours of Professor Albert Baert (Honorary Editor).