Sentence examples for theatrical triumph from inspiring English sources

The once-exiled lady of leisure's theatrical triumph inspires a regal roundup of today's ornate heels.

Only an irredeemable snob could deny that this is a theatrical triumph of the first order.

Ms. Ebersole, fresh from her theatrical triumph in "Grey Gardens," is in a class by herself.

That reveals a contrast so stark that no theatrical triumph or failure can disguise or ameliorate it.

The villain, Fagin, is played by Ron Moody (born Ronald Moodnick) in a way that parodies Jewish stereotypes by slightly exaggerating them; Moody's pickpocket number is a theatrical triumph beautifully preserved.

Her first major theatrical triumph was as the star of the West End production of the comedy, Born Yesterday, and she later appeared in a series of films directed by her second husband, Val Guest.

For theatergoers who know little of Callas's story, Mr. McNally has provided arialike monologues in which she relives theatrical triumphs and painful intimate scenes with Onassis.

Anybody can be a good rookie head coach when all is going smoothly, as it was when the Jets jumped to a 4-0 start with theatrical triumphs over the New England Patriots and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Elomire and his venerable colleague Bejart (a very good Stephen Ouimette) are reduced to looking on in horror while Valere goes on about his sexually and academically precocious childhood, his theatrical triumphs throughout Europe and, above all, his love of "verbobos" (his own word for words).

Woods is a regular performer with the Australian theatre ensemble, Back to Back, and a veteran of 25 years in the groundbreaking UK company, Ridiculusmus, fresh from theatrical triumphs including The Eradication of Schizophrenia in Western Lapland and the frenetic, hilarious The World Mouse Plague.

In spite of numerous theatrical triumphs, Mahler's Vienna years were rarely smooth; his battles with singers and the house administration continued on and off for the whole of his tenure.