Sentence examples for would have triumphed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin's party would have triumphed without these tactics.

Surely Age of Extinction never would have triumphed in a year with stronger competition.

If boxers won fights based on their reaction to taking punches, Margarito would have triumphed over Cotto, just as he did in 2008.

Had this year's Eurovision song contest followed old voting rules, Australia would have triumphed over Ukraine, according to new analysis by data journalism site FiveThirtyEight.

The Kelly character would have jilted Blair for a series of starlets; the Blair role would have triumphed over abandonment or fallen apart.

The race was sealed with a brilliant drive from Lewis Hamilton but Ricciardo, who qualified on pole, would have triumphed but for a badly fumbled pit stop.

Guardiola is a modest character, hushed and priestly in his demeanour off the pitch, who said at the end of last season that without the fabulous players he had, he would have won nothing; whereas those same players, with another coach, would still have triumphed.

By itself, however, greed wouldn't have triumphed.

Had either of the South Americans' injured midfield maestros, Juan Martin Hernandez or Felipe Contepomi, been present, they would undoubtedly have triumphed.

"Kuczynski would not have triumphed in these elections were it not for the anti-Keiko vote.

Russia would thus have triumphed over the world order imposed by the West after the end of the Cold War.