As it turns out, the years of wrangling over the bridge's construction would lead to a design triumph.
Having been ambassador extraordinary to Holland (1646) and a participant in the conferences at Münster, he went as ambassador to London in 1661; the attempt of the Spanish ambassador there to have precedence over him led to a great triumph for France; and in 1662 he negotiated the purchase from England of Dunkirk, of which he became governor.
Well, maybe that would be a slightly retrograde fantasy, though it would be good to see The Artist's triumph lead to a renewed interest in cinema history.
America's past investment in basic science and engineering is what led to such a triumph and undergirds its leadership in today's world, but this leadership is now threatened by decreased funding and increased bureaucracy, and this change could transform America's position, economically and politically.
Predicted qualifiers Bayern Munich and Arsenal Opening round of fixtures 16 Sep Olympiakos v Bayern Munich; Dinamo Zagreb v Arsenal Chelsea, Porto, Dynamo Kyiv, Maccabi Tel Aviv José Mourinho will relish a return to the club he led to a 2004 Champions League triumph more than the reunion with their new goalkeeper, Iker Casillas.
We con't want a marching song of American youth to lead to the triumph of anything.
Armstrong and Mayer, who were once colleagues at Google, have a checkered past, colored by rivalry and a philosophical divide over which side of the tech business should lead to triumph ― engineering a great user experience, or monetizing that experience, according to Vanity Fair.
However, there is one hope for those who hanker after the old days: the perfection of one style can lead to the triumph of its opposite.
In other words, adhering to these mistaken axioms about teaching and research will lead to another triumph for quantity over quality.
It's tempting to think that just over the horizon lies a procedural reform that will lead to the lasting triumph of what looks to you like good government.
