Sentence examples for anticipated victory from inspiring English sources

He and Gertz anticipated victory, and they were victorious": in 1964 the Supreme Court ruled that the sale of the novel was protected by the Constitution.

However, the ball is very much in the court of basketball fan Mayweather, after Khan's unanimous but far harder than anticipated victory over American Chris Algieri in New York on Friday night.

However, his remarks appeared aimed at managing expectations about the scale of her anticipated victory.

His much anticipated Victory reunion tour with his brothers was one of the most popular concert events of 1984.

Without that anticipated victory, the hosts waited to win their first event — any event — in the London Games.

On Thursday, Friends of Scott Walker, the governor's political operation, sent out an email that sought to capitalize on the anticipated victory over labor on right to work.

"The French, anticipating victory over the English, proposed to cut off the middle finger of all captured English soldiers.

Responding to the charge that he had broken "the convention that opposition leaders never publicly anticipate victory," as the Times of London put it, Mr. Cameron moved swiftly to counter the impression that he somehow believes he has the election sewn up.

Bartlett had no funds to pay for a poll and hadn't really anticipated a victory in the race, but all of a sudden, the scientist-turned-farmer was bound for Washington.

Mr. Buchanan anticipates a victory on Tuesday from the Federal Elections Commission.

With Henry's injury, I don't anticipate a victory at LA.