Sentence examples similar to triumphed notably from inspiring English sources
This is a category of public space in which a few triumphs, notably the glorious cosmopolitan cathedral that is Grand Central Terminal, serve as rebukes to some shameful blunders.
Emmanuel Church, near the Boston Common, afforded many of his formative experiences and was the base for his early triumphs: notably, his productions of Handel and Mozart, which were equally acclaimed and reviled.
IN a Jets history that is more haunted than hallowed over four decades, the franchise has had a few memorable triumphs, notably Super Bowl III, but it's also had many more unforgettable losses.
Her retirement is undeniably a blow to the England squad before the World Twenty20 which starts in Bangladesh next month, as Brindle underlined her enduring importance to the team with a number of contributions to the winter's Ashes triumph, notably an unbeaten 64 in the 50-over win in Melbourne.
What's evident immediately is that the qualities that have, so far, allowed Bishop to triumph over her American contemporaries (notably Lowell) have their counterparts in Larkin, who has, so far, triumphed over his English contemporaries (notably Hughes).
Her death prompted pride in the two friends' parallel achievements, as political leaders who pulled their countries back from a sense of inevitable decline, and their joint triumphs, most notably in speaking useful truths about the cruelty and weakness of the communist system.
It began in the summer of 2011 with a secret police investigation into the influence organised crime has over Turkish football, particularly regarding the fixing of 19 matches – many of them involving Fenerbahce during their 2010-11 Super Lig triumph, most notably the 4-3 defeat of Sivasspor that won them the Turkish league.
