Sentence examples for architect of victory from inspiring English sources

The architect of victory for Sri Lanka at Headingley, where he produced a superb match-winning innings.

Churchill as the popular architect of victory seemed unbeatable, but as an election campaigner he proved to be his own worst enemy, indulging, seemingly at Beaverbrook's urging, in extravagant prophecies of the appalling consequences of a Labour victory and identifying himself wholly with the Conservative cause.

New Zealand fly-half Evans, who is considering his options for next season as clubs in Japan and France trying to tempt him away from The Stoop, was again named man of the match - a week on from proving the architect of victory against Wasps.

Marshall was a highly respected General and statesman, remembered today as the architect of victory and peace, the latter based on the Marshall Plan for post-war reconstruction of Europe, for which he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1953.

The West Indian team included three of the world's finest batsmen, but the true heroes of the game and architects of victory were the spinners, Ramadhin and Valentine.

In sum, the architects of victory had shot themselves in the foot.

"Fantastic, simply fantastic," said BATE coach Viktor Goncharenko, the architect of this victory.

The architect of the victory Sunday, the brain behind so many Manchester United triumphs down the years, was Ryan Giggs.

On June 16th José Dirceu, the architect of the victory of the Workers Party PTPT) in the 2002 election, resigned as the president's chief of staff.

The AKP is led by the Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, but it was Mr Erdogan who was the architect of its victory, making no pretence of being a politically neutral President and rejecting any suggestion of a coalition government.

Gingrich was seen as the architect of the victory, especially noted for helping draft the "Contract with America," a document outlining legislation to be enacted by the House within the first 100 days of the 104th Congress.