Sentence examples for triumphed back from inspiring English sources

Imagine for a moment that Nick Clegg, Ken Clarke and Tony Blair had triumphed back in 2003.

As national stereotypes go this could be worse, but it is strikingly close to the Britain that the New Labour government thought it was leaving behind when London's bid triumphed back in 2005.

Octavius is intent on capturing Cleopatra and leading her in triumph back to Rome that is, to cage the unruly woman and place her under male control.

He did not recall what the simple sentences were, only that the computer made about one error for every 10 words — all in all, a triumph back then.

Four Air Force helicopters headed to La Orchila to pick up Mr. Chávez, who arrived in triumph back at Miraflores around 3 00 a.m. on Sunday.

Bayer Leverkusen came close to matching Liverpool's triumph back in the days when the Uefa Cup final was played over two legs in 1988.

The narrative arc of the movie, which follows him from his boyhood in Copenhagen to the United States, where he triumphs, then back to Denmark for a homecoming concert, is reminiscent of Bergman's "Wild Strawberries," but with a heavy overlay of science fiction.

Their combined agendas established Prussia as the leading German power through a combination of foreign diplomatic triumphs — backed up by the possible use of Prussian military might — and an internal conservativism tempered by pragmatism, which came to be known as Realpolitik.

It's a romantic flutter because let's face it, players don't win the Open two times in a row on many occasions, but he has triumphed here before back in 2002 and he just loves this Championship.

B1 SPORTSMONDAY D1-9 New Zealander Wins U.S. Open Michael Campbell, born in the shadow of New Zealand's Mount Taranaki, triumphed in a back-nine battle to claim the United States Open championship at Pinehurst by two strokes over Tiger Woods.

The party that triumphed over American-backed South Vietnamese forces in 1975 is facing rising anger over a slumping economy and is rived by disputes pitting traditionalists who want to maintain the country's guiding socialist principles and a monopoly on power against those calling for a more pluralist system and the full embrace of capitalism.