President Joseph Estrada, who triumphantly presented the French hostages to reporters on Wednesday after ordering a military operation to end the five-month-old hostage crisis, had said Mr. Schilling could be rescued as early as today.
This allows them to come triumphantly into the present, leaving the pretensions of macabre family life, as we've seen it too many times onstage, behind.
Cheryl Yeager chose not to act the role but to dance it - triumphantly - when American Ballet Theater presented the Petipa-Tchaikovsky classic on Saturday afternoon at the Metropolitan Opera House.
I bent down and scooped up the silver present, shoving it triumphantly in the air.
Day 2, the party presented Representative Bob Franks, who triumphantly declared it a new day.
By insisting on the primacy of vibration in the nexus of sound, affect, and power, Sonic Warfare charts a transdisciplinary micropolitics of frequency that breaks with the orthodoxies of phenomenology and cultural studies and triumphantly succeeds in immersing us in the present of viral capitalism, pirate media, and asymmetric warfare.
Black Lives Matter activists triumphantly embrace a radical politics of the present.
With a sense of whimsy, the artist presents two fierce-looking worms defiantly and triumphantly rising out of the chest.
So Mr. Levine, who said all along that this scheduling held no terrors for him, triumphantly silenced doubts that he could pull off such a feat in his present health.
(The theater, which used to present from October to May, can now do so year-round; "We have air conditioning," Ms. Feldman said, triumphantly).
Murphy smiled triumphantly.
