Sentence examples for just triumphed from inspiring English sources

It has just triumphed in provincial elections in the south its eighth such victory.

This unusual figure had just triumphed in the French part of the European elections – or what he later called a "small-minded provincial battle".

The scene which lingers most in the mind is when Georgia Lorrison (Lana Turner), who has just triumphed in a Shields movie, leaves a party to be with him at his Hollywood mansion.

Title: A Steven Wright Special Year: 1985 The setup: Approaching the peak of his career, having just triumphed in a major gig for his first HBO special, this is how Steven Wright acknowledges the raptures of the crowd.

In 1991, when, by any sane standard, America had just triumphed unconditionally in the Cold War and was on the brink of one of the longest uninterrupted periods of peace, prosperity, and unconditional unipolar hegemony that any nation has enjoyed, for good or ill, since Rome, the Philadelphia Inquirer ran a nine-part series entitled "America: What Went Wrong".

On hearing him protest his innocence and, worse still, apparently curry favour with the Islamist Ennahda party, which had just triumphed in Tunisia's first free election, local youths went to the clinic and hotel Daboussi was building and burned them down.

The concept of "human rights" didn't just triumph because of its inherent persuasiveness.

If it's taken now (and there's no need for that) then the unionist-led "clarity" brigade will probably just triumph.

With time, it may just triumph but until then watch your Blu-ray discs and play the best PS3 game according to the VGAs, Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction.

Of the 21 women's silver medallists in Osaka, just one triumphed in Beijing: Veronica Campbell-Brown in the 200m.

She had herself done just that, triumphing over depression and low self-esteem.