Sentence examples for unprecedented triumph from inspiring English sources

There followed giddy photos of the trio celebrating an unprecedented triumph.

My Fair Lady, their fifth musical, based on George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion, was an unprecedented triumph in American musical theatre.

A victorious Le Pen described the FN as "France's first party" after its unprecedented triumph on Sunday.

Nigel Farage shrugged off allegations that Ukip was a racist party as he prepared for an unprecedented triumph in the European elections.

They cheered the judge, Jazmín Barrios, chanting her name and shouting: "Yes it was genocide!" To many of the Ixil Mayan people who told the court of barbarous massacres and rapes by soldiers during General Ríos Montt's 1982-83 dictheorship, the verdict represented an unprecedented triumph against impunity.The jubilation spread abroad.

But despite Davidson's unprecedented triumph, and despite his being a charter member of the Forbes 400 with a fortune valued at around $2 billion, there hasn't been a feature business magazine story written about him in more than a decade.

There is every indication the host nation will exceed even the unprecedented triumphs in Beijing.

The reappointment of Mr Fillon, who is now expected to stay until the 2012 presidential election, is an almost unprecedented individual triumph.

The slightly tortured reasoning is that he has peaked too soon, achieving the unprecedented triple triumph of the Paris-Nice, Tour de Romandie, and Criterium du Dauphine road races.

The Green Mile Stephen King's serialized novel, The Green Mile, was an unprecedented publishing triumph: all six volumes ended up on the New York Times bestseller list--simultaneously--while the 1999 film adaptation earned 4 Oscar nominations.

(It was "an unprecedented marketing and public-relations triumph," Scott and Jurek write, despite a lawsuit against NASA filed by the atheist activist Madalyn Murray O'Hair).