Sentence examples for new triumph from inspiring English sources
Her new triumph, The Hour, does it all.
And on Sunday, some said, Libya's transitional General National Congress handed a new triumph to the mooq-mooq.
On the World Cup tour since 1996, Cuche is the oldest competitor to win a race, breaking his own record with each new triumph.
A new triumph by the party that has won 13 consecutive presidential elections would outrage many in the educated and middle classes, with potentially volatile consequences.
The wall of signatures is an unsubtle reminder that Tory bosses are monitoring compliance.Polls suggest that UKIP will win nonetheless, adding a new triumph to its remarkable list of advances over the past three years.
When we arrive at his headquarters, Sinclair shows me the latest additions to his fleet of Harley-Davidsons and Suzukis – two new Triumph Thunderbirds with sidecar hearses, making his firm, he claims, the largest of its kind in the world by far.
They will be spurred to new triumphs that will finally reverse the persistent decline in American education and the American way of life.
"What I have done with my life is already history," she reflects, but with this memoir, new triumphs are added to the record.
The people of Laos, she explained, were about to vote in an election for a new national assembly, which would carry the country's 26-year-old communist revolution forward to new triumphs.
Venice, characteristically emerging with spoils from the imbroglio (the Neapolitan ports of Otranto, Brindisi, and Trani), was looking for new triumphs, while Pope Alexander VI was considering means to disrupt the peace of Italy on behalf of his son Cesare Borgia.
But for advocates of high-tech air power the campaign against the Taliban was proof that the Pentagon can improvise, mix and match as circumstances require, drawing on relatively cheap equipment as well as very expensive bombers.Low-cost winnersIn technological terms, the war has brought new triumphs for the Joint Direct Attack Munition JDAMM).
