Sentence examples for triumphs from from inspiring English sources

He was 12 when he met Federer and has watched his Grand Slam triumphs from up close and on television.

It's fair to hope for further triumphs from them all; you could see how soloists and corps dancers were galvanized to new luster by their presence.

The tournament's story line will revolve around whether Spain can add to its triumphs from the 2010 World Cup and the 2008 European Championship.

Consider, as counterpoint to Mr. Petroski, two simple engineering triumphs from widely contrasting eras, each of which has enjoyed considerable popularity.

Which is why the Red Army's triumphs from 1941 to 1945 have been preserved, with the emphasis shifted deftly from communism to Russian nationalism.

Anthony Gerrard's miss handed Liverpool their fifth trophy from a penalty shootout, following on from their triumphs from 12 yards in the 1984 and 2005 European Cup finals, the 2006 FA Cup and the 2001 Worthington Cup.

Roars of triumph from the crowd.

The referendum marked their triumph from beyond the grave.

This is a hard-won triumph, from which not all shadows have been banished.

The pivot snatches triumph from the jaws of failure: it's success, scored retroactively.

It began life at Bristol Old Vic, where tonight Sally Cookson's Jane Eyre returns in triumph from the National Theatre.