Sentence examples for triumph from from inspiring English sources

Roars of triumph from the crowd.

The referendum marked their triumph from beyond the grave.

This is a hard-won triumph, from which not all shadows have been banished.

The pivot snatches triumph from the jaws of failure: it's success, scored retroactively.

Glasvegas are not to be dismissed, but we're still waiting for an undeniable triumph from them.

But surely Osborne has one unalloyed triumph from his four budgets – pension reform.

To the Rangers' chagrin, it did just that, by the inches separating triumph from defeat.

By honoring that emotion, "Topsy-Turvy becomes a triumph from start to finish.

Most managers, after all, do not stitch an industrial triumph from a vast bankrupt junkyard, as Sloan did.

It began life at Bristol Old Vic, where tonight Sally Cookson's Jane Eyre returns in triumph from the National Theatre.

He had returned in triumph from a career-threatening aneurysm in 1996 and thus knew something about endurance and will.