Sentence examples for triumphant era from inspiring English sources

To many casual observers, the aughts seemed like a triumphant era for evangelicals.

Even the great ones go eventually, and as Brady's predecessor, Drew Bledsoe, could tell you, the end of a triumphant era often comes faster than you might think.

Davie White was the first Rangers manager not to guide the club to a major trophy, his two-year reign in the late 1960s coinciding with the most triumphant era in the history of their fellow Glaswegians Celtic.

His death lies in the middle of a tumultuous but ultimately triumphant era in South Africa's political history; it occurred roughly halfway between the brutal murder of the black consciousness leader, Steve Biko, in 1977 and the quiet passing of Mr. Mandela in 2013.

Of course, in the meantime, sneakier bilateral trade agreements have taken the place of big multilateral ones, but this has hardly been the triumphant era predicted a decade earlier.

No wonder some fans are happy to seek refuge in a show like this, which is full of people and songs borrowed from earlier, more triumphant rock 'n' roll eras.

And not only had the popular Christmas carols of previous eras survived triumphant but interest in them was renewed with passion and exuberance: both the 18th Century and Victorian periods were golden eras in carol-writing, producing many of the treasures that we know and love today – including O Come All Ye Faithful and God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen.

Because this is a railway map, and it marks the world's triumphant arrival into the modern era.

It seemed as if their sagas were finally coming to an end and a new era as a triumphant triumvirate had begun.

Then I felt hope and joy — the triumphant beginning of the Obama era included the strange, visceral pleasure of seeing George W. Bush, that deeply flawed President, reluctant and overmatched by his role, plucked out of the whole scenario, airlifted off to Texas, to the relief of just about everybody.

Ivan Lendl's long sporting journey from the crowded courts of his youth in Czechoslovakia to his rise as the most dominant tennis player of his era came to a triumphant conclusion here today when he was enshrined in the International Tennis Hall of Fame.