Sentence examples for announced victory from inspiring English sources

As the ceasefire came into effect Gaza echoed with celebratory gunfire and mosques announced victory through their loudspeakers.

Mr. Lukashenko did not even wait for the polls to close before he announced victory and told the West to keep its impending criticism to itself.

Two people familiar with the state's caucus certification process said that the Republican Party there was likely to announce on Thursday that it could not officially declare a winner of its Jan . 3contest in time for its self-imposed deadline, on Thursday, putting Mr. Romney's announced victory at least temporarily in doubt — and threatening to erase it entirely.

On January 5th, Milberg Weiss Bershad Hynes & Lerach, a law firm specialising in shareholder lawsuits, proudly announced victory in the race to file the first suit against Parmalat's executives, lawyers, bankers and accountants, and demanded that the insiders promptly pay $1 billion.In this section Fear of flying All American now?

Mr. Bush invited the foreign ministers of the seven nations for a private chat in the Roosevelt Room of the White House and then ushered them into the East Room, noting that it was the 58th anniversary of the day President Truman announced victory in Europe.

Questionable actions are dismissed with backhanded comments, such as "We must stop terror", or "We're at war!" Of course, President Bush has already announced victory in the Iraq war, so I'm not sure what war he refers to as he tries to justify his actions.

He announces victory.

Bradley should have given the belt and announce victory to paquiao right after the decision.

But the longer Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras delayed announcing victory, the more concerned I became about his intentions.

He arrived to chants of "Ovide, Ovide," with the Black Eyed Peas song "I Gotta Feeling" blasting, though he was not yet prepared to announce victory.

And announcing victory in a fight you're running away from is hollow, even by Congressional standards.But hollowness, alas, is Mrs Bachmann's legacy.