When Robbie Slater became the first Australian to win the Premier League title in 1994-95 (as opposed to Craig Johnston's multiple First Division triumphs with Liverpool a decade earlier), his Western Sydney via Lens accent was about as exotic as it got in the Ewood Park dressing room.
The days when multiple parties could triumph have long since passed, thanks to a universal agreement in the media and legislature that there are only two sides to every issue.
Riverkeep is a triumph on multiple levels and a lot of its success can be attributed to Stewart's incredibly vivid writing style.
On Court 11, the American Brian Baker — this year's feel-good comeback story owing to his triumph over multiple career-threatening injuries — was playing Jan Hajek, a Czech, in the first round.
Yet perhaps Helen Keller's real untold story is this: her triumph over multiple disabilities and her enormous celebrity had trapped her within a constricting saintliness and an image of purity.
She directed and produced the award-winning Breaking Through, a documentary in which openly LGBT elected officials share their stories of self-doubt and triumph over multiple barriers ranging from race and poverty to gender and sexual orientation, revealing a deeply personal, rarely-seen side of politicians and gay people.
For a memoir that ends quite well — Rob Spillman's first 25 years see the writer triumph over multiple car crashes, titanic drinking and the dicier corners of urban neighborhoods to go on and co-found Tin House, one of America's most influential literary magazines, with an associated publishing mini-empire — it sure has a dark title.
One of the biggest movie musical triumphs ever with multiple number one songs -- all of them sensational: Stayin' Alive, How Deep Is Your Love, More Than A Woman, and Night Fever by The Bee Gees, and Yvonne Elliman's stellar If I Can't Have You.
After flight crew and fellow passengers uploaded photographs of the can to social media, Dean was interviewed by multiple viral news outlets about his triumph.
Mr. Buchanan, a history buff, cited the case of Frederick the Great suddenly delivered by absurd political accident to triumph after failing steadily at multiple wars.
