Sentence examples for triumphantly successful from inspiring English sources

Stand is not about triumphantly successful campaigns, it's about people uniting and being stronger together.

So did John Gay, whose triumphantly successful The Beggar's Opera (1728) was a satire on ministerial corruption.

Against that background, its campaign, in which the two parties' candidates avoided standing against each other, was triumphantly successful.

Both, while incorporating the latest academic research, have written for a general readership, and in this difficult task are triumphantly successful.

Balsan introduced her to Boy, who helped her to finance her first shops (her triumphantly successful Deauville boutique opened in 1913).

In the end, the film has to stand or fall on its own terms, and for me it is triumphantly successful.

Foster's magnificently successful biography triumphantly lays that formidable ghost.

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

But barely days into his charm offensive, one of Mr. Hollande's ministers was triumphantly claiming credit for preventing Yahoo from buying a controlling stake in a successful French online video streaming company, DailyMotion.

And finally, less than 24 hours after a successful agreement in Tehran, Hillary whips the UN Security Council into submission and triumphantly proclaims to the world a draft resolution for a fourth UN round of sanctions against Iran has been reached.

Back in July, the Indian media triumphantly reported a news item that escaped the attention of many of their American and European counterparts the country's successful challenge of two European Union patents awarded to Colgate-Palmolive.