Sentence examples for surge of triumph from inspiring English sources

For Cynthia Germain of Queens, mastering the new routes brought a surge of triumph.

Even though they'd set me up for it, I felt a surge of triumph at actually hitting the thing.

When the U.N. issued its report detailing the lack of affordable housing in the country, J. R. experienced a surge of triumph.

The episode ends on a surge of triumph, as Will and the team hold off on pronouncing Giffords dead, unlike CNN and NPR.

The man feels a rush of triumph.

For me, the public transportation system of a new city is a mystery that always brings a surge of feeling of triumph once you figure it out; add to that the peephole on local life that public buses and trams and subways and cable cars can provide in places as diverse as Beirut, Oslo, St . Petersburg and Medellín and you know why I have a no-taxi policy.

To Richard it was as if a fainthearted team overpowered at the start of the game was surging to triumph in the last, macrocosmic quarter; he inwardly cheered.

Things always seem to be trending in the right direction; there's invariably "progress," always carefully qualified; Washington's troops remain forever steadfast; chances are good that... you fill it in: the invasion will be successful, the occupation a smash, the surge a triumph of an unconventional sort, the latest Afghan election a positive step forward in a tough world.

Your team are out sweating in the field, pushing themselves to the limits of human endurance, while you are in a sedentary pose, hydrating with Thatchers Gold; yet at the moment of triumph, your veins surge with the same adrenaline, your brain floods with the same endorphin rush.

His Winehouse film looks set to provide another tale of surging triumph curtailed by tragedy.

The Clegg surge appears to have placed that kind of triumph out of reach, but Mr. Cameron has rebounded with new optimism since an assured performance in the last of three televised prime ministerial debates last week.