Sentence examples for triumphantly completed from inspiring English sources

Now he has finally and triumphantly completed what must be his life's work, telling the story of the evolution of the world's political institutions in two fat volumes loaded up with wisdom and stuffed with facts.

You probably know someone who triumphantly completed a mud-soaked, high-flying obstacle course race on a recent weekend, right?

Feb. 7, 2016, 7 00 p.m. Feb. 8, 2016, 4 49 p.m. Feb. 7, 2016, 7 45 p.m. Peyton Manning triumphantly completed what could be his final season with a Super Bowl title.

Her notes on triumphantly completing the first draft, "Transcribe and correct F[rankenstein]... Finish transcribing" do not appear until April and May 1817, just four months before the birth of her third child, Clara.

The next day, he triumphantly handed the completed copy to Yael Dumitru, a Romanian girl whom he wanted desperately to impress.

The Trojans held Martell Irby and Wilton Speight's rushes outside the end zone before Speight found a hole on a passing play and sprinted into the end zone, holding the ball out triumphantly as he completed the score.

Two days later, North Korean state media would triumphantly claim that the regime had completed a successful "hydrogen bomb" test.

In one photo, women who looked as if they came straight from Tuesday afternoon book club triumphantly hoisted their latas aloft, signaling a successfully completed project.

Potter played Connect Four with Rob, Cullen and Madison, who declared victory, then sulked when Potter triumphantly pointed out the row of four she had completed one move earlier.

The Statue of Freedom, which sits triumphantly atop the nine million pounds of ironwork that makes up the dome, was completed in December 1863, topping the project.

And a banner with a Statue of Liberty-like figure triumphantly holding aloft a large soda cup, complete with straw.