June 12 , 1944This triumphal reel includes many of the iconic scenes of the invasion, including soldiers preparing to step out of Higgins boats and the scene of two soldiers being shot on the beach.
Another triumphal reel, heavy on the horns section.
As the triumphal Olympic and Paralympic summer fades, and time is called on the large-scale, knock-'em-dead Cultural Olympiad work that was made to showcase British arts to a watching world, the industry faces a grim autumn.
Jubilant supporters have mobbed Nicola Sturgeon on a slow, triumphal walk through west Edinburgh, her standing having been transformed overnight by an acclaimed appearance in the leaders' debate.
At the end of a windy car park, the triumphal Tesco sign loomed.
Branded content is the buzz and cosmically fragmented media have made masterpiece 48-sheet posters and beautifully artificed commercials as quaint and redundant as consular diptychs or triumphal arches.
Sceptical critics, used to a city where nothing much happens, sarcastically asked which triumph the proposed triumphal arch would be celebrating.In this section Tough-guy Sarko Losing his grip Roads to ruin Black stuff in a green land High contrast A Macedonian makeover ReprintsYet it is happening.
But this 64-year-old has never lost an election, and after the landslide victory in May 2014 that propelled him into the top job he made a triumphal speech insisting that "ten years is all that is needed" to modernise India.
Mary's triumphal 1561 entry into Edinburgh, for example, was marred by public drunkenness (too much free wine laid on to pull in the crowds) and by the local Calvinists, who slyly inserted Protestant propaganda into the festivities.At other times, Mary's handlers managed her public face better.
In order to ensure the message of his monuments is clearly absorbed, the government encourages ordinary Iraqis to spend time among them, locating an amusement park at the martyr's memorial and a theatre within the complex of the triumphal arches.
Similarly, the triumphal arches shaped as two pairs of crossed swords are made from the physical evidence of battle itself.
