Sentence examples for triumphs out from inspiring English sources

If it is too late for Nottingham Forest to gatecrash the automatic promotion party, do not discount a side boasting six triumphs out of eight as play-off dark horses.

With his black cowboy hat, Mireles resembles a matinee western hero, his triumphs played out in arresting widescreen vistas to a twanging spaghetti-inflected accompaniment.

HC Collection for Triumph is out now (triumph.com/uk).

It can also be seen as an extension of the success enjoyed by [François] Hollande and [Alexis] Tsipras, however short-lived their triumph turned out to be.

A submarine captain protested after the so-called spies he was supposed to be landing in north-west Italy refused to go ashore.One SOE triumph turned out to be nothing of the kind.

This is how the critic Jack Gould reported the event in The New York Times: "Mr. Edwards, with an air of triumph, brought out Mrs. Cunningham to see her boy, upon whom she had not laid eyes for 31 months.

However the plight of the Triumph plays out in public opinion, the damage to the bottom line is already substantial: on Wednesday, Carnival estimated that costs including the ship's repair and the cancellation of 14 cruises on it over the next three months would reduce the company's earnings during the first half of 2013 by 8 to 10 cents a share.

Chrissie Hynde is squeezing triumph out of middle age.

There are few international newspapers, and why this one should have triumphed out of London rather than some other centre of thought is a question.

The Clegg surge appears to have placed that kind of triumph out of reach, but Mr. Cameron has rebounded with new optimism since an assured performance in the last of three televised prime ministerial debates last week.

And so we have before us the prospect of a tower one-third of a mile high, that will be considered a monument of civic pride, a literal triumph out of tragedy.