Sentence examples for if it triumphs from inspiring English sources

again even if it triumphs over the wildlife fund.

My point is simple: The Web, if it triumphs, will largely reinforce existing business elites.

The film is likely to continue pulling in cinemagoers if it triumphs at next month's Oscars, where Scorsese, star/producer Leonardo DiCaprio and co-star Jonah Hill are all up for prizes.

If it can triumph at Belmont Park, on the Queens-Nassau border, it will become the first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978.

Gary N. Chaison, a professor of industrial relations at Clark University, said organized labor would have had a lot to celebrate if it had triumphed on Proposal 2 in Michigan.

These days, from the smallest details of summit choreography to the biggest global issues, the rivalry between China and America trumps everything.On the face if it, diplomacy triumphed this week.

"Brecht: Because I want him to". Brecht's will was always the final arbiter; if it could not triumph over America, neither was it sucked into the American habit of compromise.

"...he rolled himself on her and off her and poked her now from the front and now from the back and now from the side" and "not actually knowing if it would be triumph or defeat until he came, standing, with both hands thrown high up over his head and his lady lifted to the stars on his impossibly stiff, impossibly eloquent cock.

"Uruguay has always been a good payer".In December 2001, Argentina's leaders proclaimed default as if it were a political triumph; since then, its neighbour Uruguay has waged a desperate struggle to continue to service its debts.

It would be a triumph if it was taken more seriously in Britain.

That seems a given: if it's not a triumph, then nor is it the stuff of career-ending disaster.