triumph

The counterrevolution has triumphed before in France, just as reforming governments have been chucked out in Britain.

I wish I could go for a walk, too, but so far the desire to spend the time at my desk has triumphed.

And I thank the millions of men and women whose steadfastness and sacrifice triumphed over Depression, fascism and Communism.

And I thank the millions of men and women whose steadfastness and sacrifice triumphed over depression and fascism.

She had no plans for it, but her message of personal dignity, civil courage and independent thought had triumphed. At least for a few weeks.

As usual, the forces of darkness have triumphed over good. Life is nothing but misery, briefly interspersed with agony .

They had no doubt that the civil war was at an end, and to them it appeared impossible that the just cause of the North had not triumphed.

Mr. Moore's good constitution quickly triumphed over his indisposition. In a few days he shook it off.

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But Lula triumphed over the odds to become "the poor boy who came from a shack to be president of Brazil" .

The blind man raised his face, in which fear and hatred struggled visibly. Hatred triumphed. "I will not, " he said.

I wrote it was a great holiday: In the perennial struggle between man and barbed wire, today man triumphed and the barbed wire was defeated.

And Miriam answered them, Sing ye to the LORD, for he hath triumphed gloriously; the horse and his rider hath he thrown into the sea.

However, justice triumphed, and the United States had to sit down and hold talks with us in Panmunjom.

Yes, even the Ford Mondeo-based X-Type, where the power of a badge triumphed all else.

He had triumphed in the laying of every course of bricks.

Watching the unspeakable carnage, you wonder how any of the soldiers could possibly have survived the battle, let alone triumphed.

Defying protests at home and sanctions from Africa and the west, he triumphed in a referendum last August that the opposition boycotted.

If he tells you he's fearful about a new situation because he won't know anyone, remind him of times he's triumphed in similar situations.

This also makes political sense, given that Congress would not have triumphed at the polls without the support of the rural poor.

The military hierarchy closed ranks: its singular aim to defend its honour, and incriminate Dreyfus, triumphed over the facts.

Both ultimately triumphed in their epic struggles and found themselves the lone superpower in a unipolar world.

She triumphed over all her problems, growing into a contented, wise and compassionate grandmother, a lady who is a joy to be with.

In 1937ce an all out war of 8 years between China and Japan finally broke out with the China triumphed over Japan calamitously.

It's not like Wembley 1963 or Manchester forty years later but a change in language and environment that has triumphed.

In the 2005 Elections, conservative Mahmoud Ahmadinejad triumphed as the President as Iran.

Nicolas Sarkozy, France's president, has finally triumphed in a bruising battle to raise the pension age.

We were on the side of the angels, and we triumphed against overwhelming odds.

What I am suggesting is not that old media have triumphed over the new.

Four days later, the massive demonstrations fueled by the defections of Ramos and Enrile had triumphed.

Button's McLaren team has now won two consecutive races, after Lewis Hamilton triumphed in Germany one week previously.

Instead, imagine him fresh off a new Lethal Weapon movie, or even a bloody religious epic that triumphed at the box office.

With faith and perseverance, he finally triumphed over all the difficulties.

He was included in the Spaniard's squad which triumphed at Euro 2008 and started one game in a group stage fixture with Greece.

Pragmatism has triumphed over the absolutism.

Now that brainpower has triumphed the two sexes are more evenly matched.

The climax games to the 1976-77 promotion season when a young, homegrown side triumphed against a backdrop of financial crisis.

But another feeling rose and triumphed: something hard and cynical, self-willed and resolute.

Arab revolutions erupted and triumphed in Tunisia and Egypt, partly burying Osama's Galatea.

For a moment I had triumphed over Time, and my vision had pierced the mystery of the past.

Then the Chinese shuttlers triumphed in the next three matches, and wrapped up a 5-0 sweep to move on to the quarterfinals.

The Social Democrats triumphed in Iceland's election, so Johanna Sigurdardottir will continue as prime minister.

Had Jesus not died on the cross, Christianity would not have triumphed.

The woods, always a menace even in the past, had triumphed in the end. They crowded, dark and uncontrolled, to the borders of the drive.

She triumphed on Broadway, TV and the concert stage, as well as on some 40 albums and occasionally in movies.

They triumphed over the defeated enemy.

In the 2010 Tri-Nations series, they triumphed over Australia and South Africa, the current world champions.

But Jesus Christ on the Cross triumphed all of those evil forces.

The Democrats triumphed in recent elections.

Two days later, Gaudini triumphed over all comers in the individual foil to gain his only individual gold medal.

Spain triumphed with a 1-0 victory over Germany to win the 2008 European Championship Monday morning (Beijing Time).

Together, you triumphed resoundingly over this rare adversity.

When it last triumphed at a parliamentary election, in 1997, Tony Blair had just won office for the first time.

In last November's election, when Republicans triumphed elsewhere, all statewide offices in California went to Democrats.

The Congress party triumphed in India's general election.

When you laugh, you've declared yourself the winner. You've triumphed.

Ten years on, those voices have triumphed. Today's Berlin republic has no compunction about putting its short-term national interests first.

While in red-hot form he hit a hat-trick against Germany in Munich when England historically triumphed 5-1 in a World Cup qualifier in 2001.

In the battle of ideas, liberalism had triumphed.

Our team at last triumphed over theirs at yesterday's match.

I sing to Jehovah, For triumphing He hath triumphed.

Americans have faced hardship and adversity before, and we have triumphed.

The Reds' victory over Barcelona last season was only the third time in 10 attempts United had triumphed at the semi-final stage.

Our team triumphed over theirs.

But human wisdom triumphed too.

I had triumphed over others by dint of some unknowable charm.

We triumphed over all other teams.

Three African athletes triumphed over icy rain and chill breezes to collect their medals and $5, 000-$20, 000 prize money.

Common sense triumphed in the end.

And he, who triumphed in the world, became more and more hollow in his vitality.

and we have usually triumphed.

They triumphed in the end.

The Speculation Economy: How Finance Triumphed Over Industry

time has , in essence , triumphed over space

The world No. 3 triumphed 7-6 (7-2) 6-4 against the Swedish fifth seed in one hour 42 minutes