Here's what you need to know: • Trump triumphs in upset.
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Blake Shelton says good music, not sexuality, triumphs in Nashville.
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The film triumphs in its vivid, emotional portrait of ordinary men.
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McBath's victory was emblematic of the Resistance triumphs in the midterms.
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Some are beautifully expository, aesthetic triumphs in their own right ("The Scaffolding").
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Hamilton arrives this time on the back of four triumphs in five races.
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As great as Qajaarngaa, the mythical hunter who triumphs in Asser's grandmother's tale.
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However, he talks about his failures as well as his triumphs in the memoir.
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He has notched up some triumphs in his career, including an early bet on Alibaba.
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The state marks Sanders' fourth win tonight, following his triumphs in Colorado, Oklahoma, and Vermont.
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If Mr Moreno triumphs in the referendum vote, as expected, his celebration will be short.
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WASHINGTON — One of the biggest worldwide public health triumphs in recent years has been maternal mortality.
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President Trump warns NATO allies, Angela Merkel reverses course, and Belgium triumphs in the World Cup.
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Oxford Economics said its baseline scenario assumes Trump's Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton triumphs in the Nov.
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In victory, Morono extends his win-streak to seven, including two triumphs in the UFC's Octagon.
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Go deeper: In photos: U.S. team triumphs in Women's World Cup final for a record 4th time
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If she triumphs in New Hampshire, she could deflate Sanders's campaign early and roll to victory elsewhere.
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Top S&P stock Biogen soars 103 pct as its Alzheimer's drug triumphs in mid-stage trial.
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Lawrence's triumphs, in a weird way, feel like ours as well, because we're along for the ride.
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Despite her three envy-ridden older sisters, who try to crush her dreams, she triumphs in the end.
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Do your own trials, tribulations and triumphs in love, in any of its forms, ever inspire your illustrations?
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What might have been a disaster was transformed into one of the greatest scientific triumphs in human history.
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After his death, she entered politics reluctantly, but led the party to successive election triumphs in 2004 and 2009.
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I'd say O triumphs in her own quest for meaning and self-definition—the others certainly satisfy her desires.
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There was little more enthusiasm among Trump supporters; just 28% would be excited if the GOP nominee triumphs in November.
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The one who comes off as more formidable in the minds of these audiences triumphs in the war of perceptions.
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On Sunday, Nadal will look to add to his recent triumphs in the Monte Carlo Masters and the Barcelona Open.
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Among Mr. Hollander's early triumphs in New York were a portfolio of lithographs and etchings by Motherwell published in 1966.
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If twin Democratic triumphs in this part of North Carolina seem improbable, both men have a blueprint for political success.
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Loving, 22019 Years Later (2017) Couples shared stories of their interracial marriage, describing the struggles and triumphs in their lives.
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He replaces Jill Ellis, who retired after coaching the Americans to back-to-back World Cup triumphs in 2015 and 2019.
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Go deeper: Podcast: The equal pay fight for USWNT In photos: U.S. team triumphs in Women's World Cup final in France
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If Hillary triumphs in November, how can feminists realize the potential of an historic opportunity to achieve social justice for women?
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Some analysts are expecting further tightening of as much as 10 bps if Macron triumphs in the May 7 run-off.
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However, he pointed to what he considers his campaign's major triumphs in a race that has slipped out of his grasp.
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Mr. Kaufmann has had triumphs in Wagnerian roles like Lohengrin, Parsifal and Siegmund that ask for Otello-like weight and endurance.
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When Puzo was 45 years old and in debt, triumphs in the literary and film worlds may have seemed only a dream.
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In his mind, he is a transformative figure who triumphs in Lord of the Flies Washington, DC, and finally proves himself worthy.
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It's a small but vast show that triumphs in scope by mining ambiguity rather than arguing the claim implicit in its title.
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Freston explained that his early triumphs in network television stemmed from pushing those around him to take risks and to always think creatively.
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Buffalo is aiming for its third consecutive victory after concluding its four-game road trip with 21-2641 triumphs in Anaheim and Detroit.
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It was as if the Russian political class was toasting its brilliance in 1917 or the German one celebrating its triumphs in 1932.
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Yet after Mr Trump's triumphs in five primary elections in the north-east on April 2000th, his gravitational pull seems stronger than ever.
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Mary Poppins Returns also triumphs in its understanding of when to employ technology-driven spectacle and when to leverage world class musical theater showmanship.
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Speaking to reporters afterward, Mr. Bullock suggested Mr. Buttigieg was incapable of building a winning coalition, and dismissed his mayoral triumphs in South Bend.
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The heroism of Reynolds, Muflahi and Reed in the face of occupying forces are minuscule, pyrrhic triumphs in an ever-rising sea of blood.
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"Lights All Askew in the Heavens" declared The Times's headline, which further described scientists as "agog" that somehow "Einstein Theory Triumphs" in the darkness.
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Her triumphs in 1997, 2001 and 2003 stood as the benchmark in women's gymnastics until Simone Biles burst on to the world stage in 2013.
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We're not going to reveal which Hart triumphs in the end, but it's fair to say Kevin's show-boating game probably beats his penalty taking.
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He is one of the cult heroes on which the game's reputation is built, instantly recalling childhood triumphs in the minds of thirty-something men.
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The navy deposited city inhabitants on Salamis, arrayed itself for action, and won one of the most smashing triumphs in the annals of sea combat.
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Whether SoftBank Team Japan do return to fulfill their sponsor's aim of bringing the cup to Japan may depend on who triumphs in this month's competition.
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IN THE closing minutes of "Dangal" ("Wrestling Bout"), the protagonist, a doughty 22 year-old female wrestler from rural India, triumphs in the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
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The 25-year-old has added aggression to his game in recent months which has earned him title triumphs in Indian Wells and Barcelona this season.
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She relives — and reconsiders — her past oratorical triumphs in a semi-facsimile of the American Legion halls she once haunted, and which continue to haunt her.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.), who endorsed the former vice president last month, insist Warren can't beat Biden in South Carolina even if she triumphs in Iowa.
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Domestic success was followed by triumphs in the Asian Champions League under the World Cup-winning coaches Marcello Lippi (in 2013) and Luiz Felipe Scolari (2015).
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UKRAINIAN TRIUMPHS IN TORONTO Elina Svitolina of Ukraine defeated Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark, 6-213, 6-0, to win the Rogers Cup women's tennis tournament in Toronto.
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As we aim to spotlight authentic struggles and real-life triumphs in our YouTube Originals, we are thrilled to add this special project to our 2020 slate.
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John Kasich -- who formed a pact with Cruz to stay out of Indiana and focus on other states -- might drop out if Trump triumphs in the Hoosier State.
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First came a series of triumphs in council by-elections in such places, then a strong showing at the election to replace David Cameron as MP for Witney.
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As media outlets called Rhode Island for Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, with early triumphs in Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania, claimed her victories with a nod to her rival.
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It's not like we needed an excuse to go back and reminisce over the Trenchcoat Twins' greatest triumphs in film and television, but we're happy to have one.
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Trying to distract Hoosiers from Mr Trump's triumphs in the north-east, Mr Cruz rushed to anoint Carly Fiorina as his running-mate in Indianapolis the next day.
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He has had quite the load, full of triumphs in the first half, including his first French Open victory in June, but more sweet and sour since then.
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In his sweeping remarks, Tillerson delivered an overview of what he deemed as some of the Trump administration's foreign policy triumphs in his year as secretary of State.
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Netherlands keeper Pirmin Blaak then saved Daniel Beale's shot to secure a place in Sunday's World Cup final and end Australia's dominance after their triumphs in 2010 and 2014.
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With the power of teen girl magic, she overcomes the sleazy musician, she triumphs in her career, and she wins the love of the man she's been longing for.
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This line encapsulates the film's gritty depiction of defeats and triumphs in the life of a boxer, and pretty much rings true throughout the rest of life as well.
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Contador, who announced on Monday this year's Vuelta would be his last professional race, will be bidding for a fourth title after his triumphs in 2008, 2012 and 2014.
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If Hyde-Smith triumphs in the runoff on Tuesday, she'll give the Republicans a 53-47 majority in the Senate next year, up from their narrow 51-49 majority.
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Republican aspirants include Victor Mitchell, 52, who touts his triumphs in technology and real estate, and Doug Robinson, the Romney nephew, whose background is in technology and financial services.
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And given Theron and Leitch's respective backgrounds, it's difficult not to crave the latter; the length and choreography of the fight sequences are isolated triumphs in this scattered film.
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Some Republicans running to represent those districts are trying to use Sanders' early triumphs in the presidential primary against Democrats like Fletcher, who have tried to craft independent brands.
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He compiled a 2,33-2,029 record, including a 1,219-232,216.68 mark during a 221-year tenure in San Francisco that included World Series triumphs in 211, 21 and 23.
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The Austrian, long viewed as a clay-court specialist, has become a fierce competitor on hard courts as he finished last season with title triumphs in Beijing and Vienna.
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He compiled a 2,003-2,029 record, including a 1,052-1,054 mark during a 13-year tenure in San Francisco that included World Series triumphs in 2010, 2012 and 2014.
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AMERICAN TRIUMPHS IN PUERTO RICO D. A. Points started with five straight birdies and closed with a six-under 66 to win the Puerto Rico Open in Rio Grande.
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The injury comes as a blow for world number five Kvitova ahead of next month's Wimbledon, where she will bid for her third title following triumphs in 2011 and 2014.
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The bad guy (his name is Thanos and his chin is remarkable) not only wins, but triumphs in a way that brings despair rather than sequel-setting rage or defiance.
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That means the German can take the title if he triumphs in Brazil, a race Hamilton has yet to win but that Rosberg dominated last year, in two weeks' time.
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Brazil was hoping to celebrate its triumphs in the run-up to the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, not play host to a jaw-dropping spectacle of political dysfunction.
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The idea is to present not just the triumphs in competing and training but the trials and the failures, too — for runners to be something more than just their trophies.
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But unlike Jeansonne, most revisionists have also concluded that Hoover's triumphs in voluntary relief efforts blinded him to the reality that the Depression had exhausted the resources of private charity.
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I wish I could say that the moral of this story is that good always triumphs in the end, or that, as some people say, everything happens for a reason.
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History in the making: Kim Rhode could become the first U.S. athlete to win an individual medal at six straight Olympics if she triumphs in the skeet shooting from 3 p.m.
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The cocktail of economic anxiety was clearly evident in the backstory of Trump's triumphs in Michigan and Mississippi and Sanders' surprise win in the Democratic primary in Michigan on Tuesday night.
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And what happened was remarkable: The Republicans' desire to stay out of the headlines gave Democrats one of their cleanest triumphs in the never-ending budget wars of the Obama era.
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Their triumphs in governor's races and state legislatures across the country allowed them to lock their newfound House of Representatives majority in place, and build in similar advantages in state legislative maps too.
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In the playlist, artists pay homage to their communities, honor historic activist figures, create their own anthems, and celebrate their unlikely triumphs in society—all while reminding listeners to dance and vibe out.
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VICTORY this week in the Nevada caucuses, on top of recent triumphs in New Hampshire and South Carolina, make Donald Trump the clear favourite to be the Republican nominee in America's presidential election.
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But there was no happy ending for the Czech, whose bid to repeat her triumphs in 2011 and 2014, ended with a second-round loss to 95th-ranked American Madison Brengle on Wednesday.
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Nixon's historic diplomatic breakthroughs in 1972, which included opening relations with China and negotiating the SALT I arms accord with the Soviet Union, were widely considered to be triumphs in US foreign policy.
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San Diego concluded a 13-4 road trip with a pair of triumphs in San Francisco before posting a 6-2 win on Tuesday in the opener of its three-game series against Colorado.
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Armstrong and his comrades are certainly shown to be deeply nettled by news of initial Soviet triumphs in the space race, but Chazelle abolishes the planting of the stars and stripes on the moon.
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If the senator stuns the Washington establishment and triumphs in November, they will finally have a champion in the White House who shares their values and will heed their call for uncompromising, unabashed conservatism.
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But for those who pay attention to trends, Watson's path to the season's first major starting Thursday at Augusta National bears an uncanny resemblance to his road to Masters triumphs in 2012 and 2014.
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And you know "major key" and "they," the nebulous force of cosmic hate that doesn't want us to achieve various triumphs in life, such as eating a healthy breakfast or releasing a platinum record.
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No driver in the history of the sport dating back to 1950 has won more than 13 races in a season or conjured up a run of more than nine triumphs in a row.
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Rosberg will be champion for the first time if the German triumphs in Brazil, a race he has dominated from pole position for the past two years and that Hamilton has yet to win, next week.
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Arts | New Jersey The rapper Dupré Kelly has had plenty of triumphs in his career, but the 226-year-old never thought that hosting a music festival in Newark, his hometown, would be one of them.
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Sixth seed Kenin, seeking a third WTA title this year following triumphs in Hobart and Mallorca, rallied from a break down in the second set to close out the win after 83 minutes in sweltering conditions.
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ROOKIE TRIUMPHS IN ALABAMA The rookie Grayson Murray won the Barbasol Championship for his first PGA Tour title, holing a 5-foot par putt on the final hole for a one-stroke victory in Opelika, Ala.
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AMERICAN TRIUMPHS IN ALPINE COMBINED A stunning run by Mikaela Shiffrin of the United States helped her win the women's Alpine-combined World Cup race in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, and extend her lead in the overall standings.
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The victory, coming on the heels of other Democratic state-level triumphs in deep-red territory in the past year, provides another indication of the engaged Democratic base that has Republicans worried about the 2018 midterm elections.
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Clinton's triumphs in three of four early states, put the former secretary of state in a dominant position in the days leading up to Super Tuesday, when a dozen states and one territory will hold nomination contests.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - If Hadi al-Amiri triumphs in Iraq's election on Saturday it would be a crowning achievement for the dissident turned Shi'ite militia leader who spent more than two decades fighting Saddam Hussein from exile in Iran.
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The book itself has the veneer of an ambitious performance piece, as Abramović exposes her deepest personal wounds and places them next to her artistic triumphs, in order to create a kind of epic mythology around her work.
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Lack of experience on the world stage was leveled when Ronald Reagan came to power, and his term of office saw one of America's greatest triumphs in the end of the Cold War and collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Austria's Thiem, ranked number five in the world, was roared on by the home crowd as the 26-year-old became the first player to win five titles this season following triumphs in Indian Wells, Barcelona, Kitzbuehel and Beijing.
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In her 2015 book, Rockabye, published by Daylight Books, Kobielski offered a visual to the struggles and triumphs in Rockaway, Queens, as the coastal neighborhood of New York City recovered in the devastating aftermath of 2012's Hurricane Sandy.
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But in the drama of this insane campaign, he has actually earned his position, and if his doggedness wins the Republican nomination on the second ballot it will be one of the most fascinating triumphs in recent political history.
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Every bit the doting East End matriarch, Violet kept an album of press cuttings that included the twins' triumphs in the boxing ring – as well as stories of the gang wars in which her darling boys eventually became embroiled.
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Mr. Biden's performance included decisive early wins across the South, victory in delegate-rich Texas and triumphs in some places where he did not even campaign as Super Tuesday approached, like Minnesota and Massachusetts, home to Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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The Rangers, who have scored the first goal in every game of the series thus far, posted a pair of 21994-23 triumphs in their own building while the Senators have recorded three one-goal victories on home ice.
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The theme song for Stranger Things, built around the same sort of tightly coiled analog arpeggiations that fills S U R V I V E's records away from the TV show, showcases the soundtrack's much-lauded triumphs in miniature.
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Their so-called triumphs in this campaign were reported almost daily, but the rumors that a certain percentage of those who lost their lives were regular people with no connection to the movement had not escaped the young man's ears.
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I'm laser-focused on the 2018 midterms in my own personal time, and really harnessing the kind of black political power we saw displayed in Alabama and other places into some triumphs in 2018, and into real systems for accountability.
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Multiple world and Olympic champion Sun's masterful display of power swimming earned him a third title in Jakarta after his triumphs in the 2400m and 23.42m freestyle and helped China edge ahead of Japan in the medals table with 292 golds to 2400.
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But just as Beckham's six-year run with the Galaxy, which featured consecutive MLS Cup triumphs in 2011 and 2012, provoked questions about his worth, there remain doubts about whether a star-based approach delivers sustained success or merely short-term buzz.
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It was the third title of the season for 53-year-old Kenin following triumphs in Hobart and Mallorca but the third seed was made to work hard by the Australian wildcard, playing in her first singles final in 2-1/2 years.
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JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, in the middle of a re-election campaign, seemed set to score back-to-back diplomatic triumphs in a span of just a few days, with Poland, of all countries, playing an important role in both.
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In the last few years, there have been a number of triumphs in the weed community, like the creation of pro-pot spas in states like Colorado and Illinois, weed-infused lube, and the opening of New York City's first medical-marijuana dispensary this year.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Major League Baseball will be the winner regardless of who triumphs in the World Series on Wednesday, as the wild series has given the league the chance to show off its young core of stars to the next generation of fans.
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I also want to add that as much as we're reporting on shocking things and using this platform as a way of expressing our dissent, we also like to note triumphs in cake form, so that we're celebrating the ways that people are showing up.
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Though he'll only get 201613 of the state's delegates to Trump's 201603, the Texas senator's success in the day's final contest, which was a virtual dead heat for much of the night, added luster to his two triumphs in Oklahoma and his home state of Texas.
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That this sort of incident allegedly took place in the heart of Bangalore -- where 1500 police men were deployed to control revelers -- is not just a clear failure of governance, but also an indication that patriarchy still triumphs in a country n which complex cultural changes are underway.
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Lil Skies and other adjacent rappers are the ones who'll be playing in the background when these kids have their first kisses, go through their first heartbreaks, celebrate their first true triumphs in life, and generally have initial contact with the experiences that are a part of what being alive is.
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Obama also describes her private struggles and triumphs in the book, including her romance with her husband, their difficulties having children — including a miscarriage and that their daughters were conceived through in vitro fertilization — and her work to make the Office of the First Lady her own, the Post reports.
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KENTUCKY TRIUMPHS IN SEC Derek Willis hit a 563-pointer with 1 minute 1 second left in overtime to put Kentucky ahead to stay, and the 16th-ranked Wildcats (26-8) beat No. 17 Texas A&M (26-8), 82-543, in Nashville for their second straight Southeastern Conference tournament championship.
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She triumphs in "Bus Stop," she drinks too much, she falls in love with Rock Hudson, she drinks too much, she battles with Walter and Jean Kerr on a mediocre musical, she bewitches Noël Coward, she drinks too much, she sleeps with the dancer Grover Dale, and the circle goes round.
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Former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE attracted controversy with some attacks in 2008, most notably comparing Obama's 85033 win in South Carolina to Jesse Jackson's 1984 and 1988 primary triumphs in the state.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Bruni's been busy hitting the catwalk recently, walking at Milan Fashion Week to close the Versace show alongside fellow '90s supermodels Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Claudia Schiffer and Helena Christensen, which she considers one of her biggest triumphs in fashion.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE (R-Ala.) — who has been supportive of Trump and Cruz— expressed confidence that his colleagues would come around if Trump triumphs in the end.
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Dance culture experienced a lot of obstacles and triumphs in 383, and a heightened sense of urgency marks many of these pieces—whether their authors were bearing down on recordings, digging into the archives, getting key figures on the record, looking at dancing in itself (particularly in hip-hop), or mourning the horrifying tragedies of Orlando and Oakland.
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Feuds between players are a daily occurrence, from Yipes and Filipino Champ's year-long spats, culminating in one of the most surprising triumphs in Marvel history (twice), to crowd favorite Flux demanding a rematch with nearly unknown DavidF for "any amount of money", to Marvel 2's lifespan being capped off by a legendary grudge match between GoldenBoyNeo and Cl0ckwork.
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Here are the early galvanizing effects he had on opera in Italy and at the Met (where he led the world premiere of Puccini's "La Fanciulla del West" and the American premiere of "Boris Godunov"); the endless triumphs in Europe and South America; the revitalization of the New York Philharmonic; and on to the final 17 years leading the NBC Symphony Orchestra.
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Conventional wisdom has been to look at the Democratic triumphs in key races in New Jersey and Virginia within the context of partisanship and politics, and through this lens, the elections have been widely interpreted as a repudiation of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and the Republicans.
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