Sentence examples similar to hunt for triumph from inspiring English sources
But as Atlanta starts its hunt for a second World Series triumph here Tuesday in a National League division series against the Chicago Cubs, the Braves are still answering questions about their place in baseball history.
In the best original screenplay, Zero Dark Thirty's Mark Boal triumphed over John Gatins (Flight) and Paul Thomas Anderson (The Master) among others, reversing a trend that has seen the controversy engulfing the hunt-for-bin-Laden thriller affect its award chances.
Sam's success in his scavenger hunt for clothes is no less a triumph [End Page 130] of "conjuring," as both Hodgson and Hutchison put it, even though he was not the one to find the food.
For triumph and disaster are.
After a spate of highly unusual and shocking shark attacks in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, the authorities had been on the hunt for the culprits, and it appeared they had triumphed quickly and cleanly.
That left Stannard in the hunt for his second Tour of Britain stage win in two years and he triumphed in the same way that he took victory in Tatton Park: solo.
And his triumph is even more noteworthy given that he was a kkot-jebi, or "flowering swallow," the term used in North Korea for homeless children, a reference to their constant hunt for food and shelter.
Let it hunt for itselfagain.
The prolonged hunt for remains.
They hunt for compromise.
