Sentence examples for scoring a triumph from inspiring English sources

She appeared in several unmemorable films before scoring a triumph in 1960 as Nadia, a reformed prostitute desperate for love, in "Rocco and His Brothers".

"I dream of scoring a triumph that sets straight the blind and foolish judgments of all those who dispute us!" Mr. Eisenberg, a sports columnist for The Baltimore Sun and the author of another horse racing history, "Native Dancer," tries to deliver something like an antebellum "Seabiscuit" in "The Great Match Race," but he lacks the narrative skill and descriptive powers to pull it off.

While in Berlin, Beecham and his orchestra, in Beecham's words, caused a "mild stir", scoring a triumph: the orchestra was agreed by the Berlin press to be an elite body, one of the best in the world.

The premiere in 1980 scored a triumph.

In June 1922, the Consul scored a triumph with the assassination of Germany's foreign minister, Walther Rathenau, a Jew.

Mr Saakashvili scored a triumph in May when he asserted control over Ajaria, the south-western area that had been the fief of a local strongman.

More recently, Mr. Woodruff scored a triumph with his production of Mr. Shepard's play "A Lie of the Mind" at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles.

He would like to find work in New York City, where he scored a triumph last week in the Greenpoint Pairs at the Edgar Kaplan Regional.

Once Kazin scored a triumph with "On Native Grounds," he embarked on a decades-long odyssey of book reviews, grants, temporary teaching appointments, lectures, academic conferences and, in later years, accolades.

In 1896 Matisse exhibited four paintings at the backward-looking Salon de la Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts and scored a triumph; he was elected an associate member of the Salon society, and his Woman Reading (1894) was purchased by the government.

(Coincidentally, Tracy had scored a triumph in the very same role back east).