Sentence examples similar to adopt victorious from inspiring English sources
Leeds did emerge victorious with a spirited 2-1 success but Forest fears that Rangers might adopt full party mood and a lackadaisical approach after escaping a points deduction over the Alejandro Faurlin saga proved unfounded.
A victorious Governor Jerry Brown, his voice gruffer, his pate sparer and his metaphors more florid than during his first stint in office over 30 years ago, called for California to adopt "the prudence of Joseph" in the coming years.
Cameron emerged victorious – the EU affirmed the Dano judgment, limited exportability of childcare benefits under Regulation 883/2004, and even allowed the UK to adopt an "emergency brake," which enabled Britain to restrict and phase in EU migrants' access to work benefits for the 4 years after they first arrive.
Antony and his fellow-triumvir Octavian, Caesar's posthumously adopted son, led the party of avengers that emerged victorious.
In the end, the victorious imperial faction abandoned its objective to expel foreigners from Japan and instead adopted a policy of continued modernization with an eye to eventual renegotiation of the Unequal Treaties with the Western powers.
Ironically, it is the Fourth Geneva Convention Rules of War, adopted in 1949 by the international community in response to Nazi atrocities, which forbids a victorious military from occupying, building, expanding, and then moving its citizenry onto conquered land.
But Burkina Faso still emerged victorious from the shootout to howls of approval from the crowd in Nelspruit, which had adopted the team after it played its entire tournament here leading up to the final.
None came away victorious.
PERSECUTED, valiant and victorious.
