Confronting a fear is hard, and it doesn't always lead to a triumphant conclusion and immediate dissipation of the fear.
Speaking to his remaining staff members, Bush thanked them for the hard work that led to the triumphant completion of their mission.
It was this audacity and courage in 1971 that led to that triumphant tour in 1973 to which Ms Li had a ringside seat.
Speaking to his remaining staff members who were seated in a dozen folding chairs, Bush thanked them for the hard work that led to the triumphant completion of their mission.
As devastating as Taylor Swift's latest break-up was to the national mood, America took some slight solace in knowing that with a Taylor Swift break-up would inevitably lead to a fist-pumping, triumphant song about getting over heartbreak.
Will it be a brash newcomer beginning its ascent to triumphant ubiquity?
His triumphant debut led to unsatisfactory film roles and a somewhat stunted career appearing in national tours of Broadway musicals, most notably as Daddy Warbucks in "Annie," a role he also played on Broadway and reprised in the ill-fated "Annie 2: Miss Hannigan's Revenge".
Sure enough, the Times breaks the news, casting grave aspersions upon governments old and new, while the Post is left to lead with a triumphant splash on the wedding of Tricia Nixon.
Over time, her rebellion became grander and more obtuse — provocative ensembles led to visible tattoos, which led to the triumphant public consumption of alcohol, which segued into suggestive choreography, which morphed into the onstage simulation of various sex acts — but the goalposts were moving, too.
Its triumphant premiere in 1842 led to Wagner's appointment as Kapellmeister in Dresden, and the opera went on to become one of Wagner's most successful.
