Sentence examples for Nearly victorious from inspiring English sources

The text was a parting shot at the American ambassador, who was leaving amid escalating tension with the nearly victorious Communist Party.

Then the modernists will return nearly victorious and welcomed by the people, and things will move forward.

Indeed, the state has been behind nearly every victorious presidential candidate of the past century.

Political wisdom says that to win the White House, you have to win Ohio, and indeed the state has been behind nearly every victorious presidential candidate of the last century.

With the war finally finished she was asked to complete one last mission - to transport nearly three hundred victorious British sailors back to their home, the Isle-of-Lewis, in time for the New Year.

By early afternoon today the prisoners were gone, and nearly all of the victorious soldiers had left.

Cú Chulainn is victorious, and, nearly dead from wounds and exhaustion, he is joined by the Ulster army, which routs the enemy.

After the war the victorious Allies demanded nearly all of Hamburg's ships by way of reparation from Germany.

Napoleon had abdicated as France's emperor in April, and the victorious Allies, even after nearly a quarter century of war, gave generous terms to France under the restored Bourbon dynasty.

(Spain made the same treaty with France in July). Napoleon had abdicated as France's emperor in April, and the victorious Allies, even after nearly a quarter century of war, gave generous terms to France under the restored Bourbon dynasty.

But unlike a hapless Kafka character, the Getty has an inkling as to why its nearly life-size statue, known as "Victorious Youth" or the "Getty Bronze," is back in a maze of judicial and investigative proceedings.