Sentence examples for Certain victory from inspiring English sources

Certain victory came in 1953, more than a quarter of a century after they died, when the Nepali Sherpa Tenzing Norgay and a Kiwi beekeeper named Edmund Hillary reached the top of Everest — and got back alive.

He added another, far more attacking, century in the second to set up what looked a certain victory.

The first victim was the race leader, the Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, whose tire failure cost him almost certain victory.

In Monaco during May he had a certain victory stolen from him by a strategic error from his Mercedes team.

That stop denied the Flyers what would have been almost certain victory and took the game into overtime.

Houghton produced 52 tackles, including a decisive one with seconds left to deny Ben Currie and Warrington a certain victory.

What Farage calls his "Clacton battalion" clearly think their almost-certain victory will represent a huge watershed.

The World Series then delivered a crushing competitive blow as the Rangers blew an all-but-certain victory in Game 6.

All five of the chamber's Republican lawmakers had voted for the bill, stunning opponents and sending the measure to the governor's desk and almost-certain victory next week.

The photographer Philip Montgomery captured the intense hours during which Clinton's supporters shed the excitement of near-certain victory, then held tight to grim but fading hope.

Councilman David Yassky, whose district includes parts of Williamsburg and Greenpoint, said the recommendation represented near-certain victory for opponents of the plant.