Sentence examples for triumph work from inspiring English sources

You couldn't go a day in the summer of 2003 without hearing at least one single from Sean Paul's irresistible pop-dancehall album "Dutty Rock," two of whose songs hit No. 1. Unless you count Rihanna's mush-mouthed Bajan triumph, "Work," which had a recent stint at No. 1, those days are behind us.

When their friend Richard Ellenson laughed at the idea that love could triumph over work, a wager was born.

They wanted to be among the first to give their verdicts, before breakfast, and to talk about their triumph at work today.

In the early 1930s, as logical positivism flourished, the logical investigation of language achieved its greatest triumph in work by Kurt Gödel (1906 78), the brilliant Austrian mathematician, on the nature of proof in languages within which mathematical reasoning has been formalized.

But The Enchanter is, in its subtle, light-spirited way, a triumph, a work that manages to say interesting things about Nabokov while remaining faithful to its own artistic spirit.

Smigel first put Triumph to work scratching the underbelly of American politics during the 2004 presidential campaign and then again in 2008.

He sounds much more enthused about his holidays in Venice than he does about his triumphs at work.

Some Tories including George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer and an occasional moderniser have characterised a real-terms cut in benefits, which Parliament approved on January 8th, as a triumph for working folk over scroungers.

If she can turn around the internet's biggest basket case while dandling a newborn on her knee it will be the greatest triumph for working women since winning the right to wear trousers to the office (which did not happen until 1994 in California).

It was a triumph of working animals completing tasks with efficiency and flair, and a celebration of the bond between people and their dogs.

The Atlantic is at it again in a piece on its website that crows excitedly about "The Spectacular Triumph of Working Women Around the Globe" -- a title that becomes utterly mystifying as soon as you actually read the article.