Sentence examples for mutual triumph from inspiring English sources

"He said they were going to come out for us in a big front page tomorrow," Campbell wrote in his diary, capturing the sense of mutual triumph and machismo.

In 1991 Michael and Elton John enjoyed a mutual triumph with their duet version of John's Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me, a song they had performed together at the 1985 Live Aid concert and which they now recorded live at a Michael concert at Wembley Arena.

It's the least Trump and Kelly owe each other after their major mutual triumph.

For a side with so many huge characters, led by Richie McCaw and Dan Carter, this was an absolute team triumph; mutual faith that allows individual expression.

Reinsdorf never had to hold him to their agreement, but it represented, from an owner's perspective, a triumph for mutual respect and common sense.

A friendship is a two-way street, where there is a mutual sharing of struggles, triumphs, and opinions.

We sit a few feet apart from each other, usually me with an ice coffee in hand, and her with a cup of tea. 5. "Why not talk to your friends and family instead of a stranger?" A friendship is a two-way street, where there is a mutual sharing of struggles, triumphs, and opinions.

While buoyed by professional triumphs since leaving the mutual fund giant, William Gross has not put his time there and the way it ended behind him.

At the right moment, there will always come a miracle in the lives of those who childishly believe in the triumph of truth over lies, of mutual assistance, of those who live according to the economics of the gift.

Their mutual enmity toward the West would in the end triumph over any scruples of that nature, as we see graphically in Iraq today.

Congressional politics has focused on the inevitable frictions, blaming China for the consequences of automation, largely ignoring the mutual interests, and thereby undermining a moment of U.S. triumph.