Sentence examples for triumphant part from inspiring English sources

Groups of dozy policemen watch them, and a small fleet of mobile lavatories encourages their stubbornness.The invaders are a vivid illustration of the gap between the triumphant part of the Thai economy and the bits that have been left behind.

That was never more clearly illustrated than in the most triumphant part of his show on Thursday, when the respected Politico writer Mike Allen offered a (mock?) serious analysis of his prospects, citing polls and strategy.

We're here to talk about the concluding panel of Christopher Nolan's Batman triptych, which he resisted directing for a while, having failed to answer for himself the pertinent and sobering question: how many movie trilogies have a triumphant part three?

They were doing the part-triumphant, part-sad job of wrapping up "Gossip Girl".

Joseph, sold into slavery in Egypt by his brothers, emerged triumphant, in part, because he was able to adapt to every situation and formulate the correct response within that reality.

From the moment Ovechkin raised both arms up and hung his head back, part triumphant and part relieved as the Capitals celebrated their second-round series win against the Penguins, he's become "must-see" theater for NBC.

This was, for the most part, a triumphant show.

In elections in June, Bart de Wever's Flemish nationalist party emerged triumphant in the northern part of the country, and Socialists won in French-speaking Wallonia.

It's a triumphant, almost transcendental sound, part of a rehearsal a few days ahead of this evening's opening night of the Proms.

For the rest, he will have to negotiate, which is common in Indonesia's parliament where things are usually settled by consensus rather than votes.Mr Bakrie, for his part, appears triumphant.

By the end of the editorial, though, the paper was giving the Yankees competition for that title: "The battle of Gettysburg was, on our part, a triumphant success — an overwhelming victory.