Sentence examples similar to predicted triumphs from inspiring English sources

It was a predicted triumph as well as the only award where there was no one to pick it up.

It caused no discernible damage to our 'real enemies' China and Russia, and our defeat did not lead to the predicted triumph of Communism in the 'domino' nations.

Presidents in moments of national peril always confidently predict triumph, and Mr. Bush promised that all the terrorist organizations would be "found, stopped and defeated".

At the time, the flaky augurers of the traditional media were still inspecting the chicken entrails and even predicting triumph for Mitt Romney (who?).

I wrote a song last year for The Rail recounting his triumphs and predicting victory for I'll Have Another in the Belmont Stakes.

He predicted the triumph of democracy in this Communist country.

In 1907 The Economist predicted "the triumph of the horse".

Sixty years ago, few would have predicted the triumph of these values in Germany and Japan.

Back in June, crammed with this correspondent into a tiny Suzuki car in east Delhi, he predicted electoral triumph for his Aam Aadmi ("common man") anti-graft volunteers.

And as Prime Minister Gordon Brown joined toasts to her success, PR experts predicted her triumph would translate into lucrative sponsorship deals.

Recalling that in Wisconsin the paper's softball team lost most of its games last year (including to a team called the Hairballs from a local halfway house), Mr. Siegel nevertheless predicted a triumph over a squad of "pointy head intellectuals".