Sentence examples for one more triumph from inspiring English sources
The aging diva trying for one more triumph?
Contrary to popular perception, the Swiss is not the king of London, but he has won two of his four World Tour Finals trophies here, most recently in 2011, and needs one more triumph to reach a considerable landmark: a century of tournament wins.
Cut to fit tightly and sometimes featuring off-the-shoulder necklines or courtesan lacing up the sides, the dresses are not intended for playing point guard, so it would be a mistake to see their popularity as one more triumph of the integration of women in sports.
Mr. Giacosa had one more triumph with his 128, designed in 1969.
President William McKinley publicly argued in October, 1898, that freeing Cuba from Spain was an effort comparable to the emancipation of the slaves, even as the Spanish-American War was chiefly celebrated as one more triumph of reunion, with Southern soldiers donning the blue uniform their fathers had shot at.
Rather than produce literature he wishes simply to "connect" with young readers, sharing their ambitions and hopes in a fast-changing country.It would be all the more galling to India's serious literary types, therefore, if one more triumph were lurking for Mr Bhagat, who has already seen two books turned into films by Bollywood, one of them to immense success.
The path to a triumph in the division series included one more victory, and the path to the World Series looked appetizing, too.
Perhaps he could, they hoped, produce one more memorable triumph.
The prime minister, Vladimir Putin, sent the victor a telegram, calling the win "one more important triumph for all of Russia".
That left the hosts needing one more point to triumph but victories from Germany's Caroline Masson, who beat Michelle Wie 3&2, and veteran Scot Catriona Matthew, who trailed all the way until the 15th before beating Stacy Lewis one up, made the scoreboard look more respectable.
The deal is one more step in a recent triumph of platform companies – a triumph of recognizing that what people really want is to contribute and participate, not merely consume.
