Islāmic and South Asian nationalism, first awakened in the era of the first World War, triumphed in the wake of the second, bringing on in the years 1946 50 the first great wave of decolonization.
Everton are also far from flush as they look to recapture old glories, which in their case would be to end their long wait for a trophy that dates back to Royle's time in charge, when his 'Dogs of War' triumphed against the odds.
Nearly 20 years ago, Stormin' Norman Schwarzkopf, the general fresh off his Gulf War triumph, graced the cover of Time magazine.
He was profiled by the Associated Press, the Washington Post, and Newsday, People, as well as praised in a Random House publication on the war, Triumph in the Desert.
Another parallel was the post-war triumph of Einstein's General Relativity, driven by the observations of the British (pacifist) astronomer Arthur Eddington.
Star Wars triumphed in the special visual effects category while one of its stars, Peckham's John Boyega, won the only award decided by the public – the EE rising star.
With the ending of the war, other triumphs were soon to come: an understanding of why metals were lustrous, why they conducted heat and electricity, the nature of color, of luminescence, of density, of magnetism — all the questions I had puzzled over as a boy.
The glorification of war and triumph over Catholics in the 1690 Battle of Boyne does little to ease tensions.
The Tower's display shows that Owen's view of his war has triumphed.
In the first of the three pieces, which premièred last fall ("Symphony No. 9"), there were hints of war, of triumph and peril; an angel-like figure seemed to lead a couple away from danger.
