Sentence examples for admitted victory from inspiring English sources

Striker Wayne Rooney, captain for the night, admitted victory was the only acceptable outcome after their recent struggles.

Though even Clegg will admit victory is "a mountain to climb", a close second, up from fourth in 2015, would help the Lib Dems test their messaging to Tory voters in preparation for seats they might be more able to win, particularly in the south-west, though the polls for the party nationally remain at a stubborn and desultory 8%.

He admitted the victory was a repayment to supporters for the troubled times of recent years.

In August , 1986 while Scarpa was awaiting the outcome of the credit-card case, he developed bleeding ulcers and was admitted to Victory Memorial Hospital, in Brooklyn.

Grey-Thompson, who got off to a bad start, was disappointed to miss out on the medals but admitted that victory would have been difficult in a race in which she was at a significant disadvantage.

Froome admitted that victory was "unlikely" after losing time on the leaders in stage nine.

Brett admitted that victory over Thompson had been a struggle as he came from behind to win after a tie-break.

Hamilton admitted the victory had come as a relief after waiting so long for his first win of the year, despite starting the season with the fastest car.

In the aftermath of its victory, Sydney admitted that its slim victory margin came after delegates from Kenya and Uganda were offered $35,000 apiece the night before the vote for the 2000 Games.

Most supporters at the Clinton party were unwilling to admit the victory was unlikely to save Clinton from defeat in the long run.

But while admitting that victory over Arsène Wenger's side, and Louis van Gaal's Manchester United on Sunday, would "change the situation" in Liverpool's season, he insisted it was presently more important for the side to "follow their way" than win.