Sentence examples similar to work to triumph from inspiring English sources

Expect Taylor's fast hands and work rate to triumph, although she herself said yesterday she thought it "is going to be a 50/50 fight".

Beyonc?as also worked hard to triumph in every media platform available to her.

"Britain cannot continue to allow these outdated and analogue working practices to triumph in the digital age.

And when hard work finally leads to triumph — Godwin's agent sells "The Perfectionists" on the basis of 48 pages of manuscript and a lavish lunch — her excitement quickly yields to anxiety.

And by all reports of where Murdoch has been going, and who he has been talking to, he means to try to make this work – that is, to triumph over the hand he's been dealt.

Here's our second poem -- "To a Friend Whose Work Has Come To Triumph".

Wynne moved from Liverpool to southern California in 1980 to work on Jaguars, Triumphs and Peugeots.

And while Mr. Romney is now counting more than ever on superior organization and planning to pull him through what is shaping up to be a protracted state-by-state battle for delegates, he continues to fight the perception among some voters that he, like the operation working to elect him, is a triumph of political engineering over passion and authenticity.

Occasionally, I throw in the odd social work triumph to cheer the viewers on.

In the realm of religion, it is said to move mountains scarcely an exaggeration when we consider its power to make people believe in and work for the triumph of good in a world of guilt and sorrow.

Hard as they had to work for their latest triumph, they had precious little time to celebrate.