Sentence examples for remarkable triumphs from inspiring English sources

In 2009 at Turnberry, American legend Watson came within an eight-foot putt of pulling off what would have been one of the most remarkable triumphs in recent sporting history at the age of 59. Norman had victory in his grasp a year earlier at Royal Birkdale only for the 53-year-old to be denied by a superb final back nine from Padraig Harrington.

This increase can be related to the post-World War II baby boom and to the remarkable triumphs of modern medicine and public health.

That is a remarkable triumph.

Lula is entitled to enjoy what is a remarkable triumph.

The title is a remarkable triumph for Porto's young manager Andre Villas Boas.

This was a remarkable triumph for informality in the granting of title.

Still, for the rebels, it has been a remarkable triumph against the odds.

The arc of Mr. Lustig's life — from Holocaust survivor to Oscar winner — is one of remarkable triumph.

And it was these qualities that brought him a remarkable triumph in the shape of a U-turn by Margaret Thatcher.

A democratic Middle East would be a remarkable triumph for humanity — but is it worth decades of sectarian violence and ethnic cleansing?

But by a remarkable triumph of development, he evolved a highly spontaneous mode of free verse that allowed him to express an unrivaled mixture of observation and symbolism.