In 1988, Mary Anne Weaver wrote "The Gods and the Stars," in which she described the results of the new law: With that, an era of linguistic nationalism was triumphantly launched.
Together at last!" Hetfield bellows triumphantly, before launching into the latter.
Company watchers were expecting to wait a good bit longer for the system, known as Panama, but on the company's earnings call, Chief Executive Terry Semel Terry Semel triumphantly announced its launch.
When asked about the preparation of the Brussels sprouts — both crunchy and tender, they managed to convert an avowed sprout hater on the spot — she responded triumphantly, "Deep fried!," launching into an energetic disquisition about the healthfulness of this maligned method.
Clive was pursued to England by his enemies, who launched a parliamentary attack, which, though triumphantly repulsed in 1773, led to his suicide the following year.
More than 50 foreign journalists accepted coveted invitations to North Korea this week for the gala celebrations exalting the centenary of the country's deceased founder Kim Il-sung, the ascension of his grandson Kim Jong-un to the top leadership posts and, perhaps most alluring, the launching of a multistage rocket that North Korea had said would triumphantly place a satellite into orbit.
Emerging triumphantly on stage before realising she'd left on the protective sheaths for her boxfresh trainers, she launches into a set full of brilliantly witty and disdainful lyricism.
Murphy smiled triumphantly.
"Ahhh," he said, triumphantly.
"Aha!" she said triumphantly.
"Yam! " — "Sea!" — she shouted triumphantly.
