Sentence examples for some triumphs from inspiring English sources

Mr Ackman has had some disasters, including J.C. Penny, a department store he tried to resuscitate, but also some triumphs, including Allergan, a pharmaceutical firm that was taken over last year.

And Mr. Klores chose his starting team of interviewees exquisitely: coaches like Ben Jobe and John Chaney and players like Earl Lloyd, Dick Barnett, Bob Love, Willis Reed and Earl Monroe are expert witnesses whose stories are bridges from exclusion to acceptance and some triumphs.

There's been some big setbacks, as well as some triumphs.

Now, somewhere buried within my experience of watching AD, lies a chunk of my own formative "development" and the full range of unexpected emotions pain, sadnesses, frustrations (some triumphs too)—of that time.

This year, however, was marked by some triumphs too - in Afghanistan, UNICEF and partners negotiated with warring parties to conduct Days of Tranquility in September when 1.8 million children were vaccinated against polio and given Vitamin A capsules to boost their immune systems.

Or just some triumph-over-adversity escapism with a happy ending?

Emperors and empresses come and go; some triumph through cruelty, others through cunning.

Then that leaping became an expression of rejoicing, often at some triumph.

She did feel some triumph though at the election of the country's first female prime minister.

The detective story thrills the reader with mysterious crimes, usually of a violent nature, and puzzles his reason until their motivation and their perpetrator are, through some triumph of logic, uncovered.

Rudyard Kipling's lines on "the White Man's burden" were written not in praise of some triumph of the Union Jack beneath far-flung palm and pine but to celebrate the fall of Manila.