Sentence examples for at vindication from inspiring English sources

With Ron Fischetti at the helm, Chuck Schwarz would have another chance at vindication.

But that will not deter Bodemeister's connections from seeking a chance at vindication.

The same image was used by Stuart in an attempt at vindication.

Many of the dead had been held on suspicion of having aided drug cartels or gangs and died without a chance at vindication.

But others who lived through this tumultuous era say a just verdict was reached in 1970 and wonder why Morrison, whose death was accelerated by rampant drug and alcohol abuse, deserves a chance at vindication.

Dan Rather's expensive attempt at vindication against his former employer CBS was repudiated Tuesday by the appellate division of New York State Supreme Court, which ruled unanimously to dismiss the $70 million lawsuit he had brought against the network in 2007.

Fred Wood, vice chancellor for student affairs at Davis, also expressed satisfaction, saying in a statement: "We are gratified, after all these years, at this vindication of our record of supporting equality for all students".

"The position of Mr. Khodorkovsky is that he is delighted at the vindication of his position in the European Court," Lord David Pannick, one of his lawyers, said at a news conference.

Happy at this vindication by his fellow parliamentarians, Mr. Chamberlain tonight entrained for Scotland to resume the fishing vacation which was interrupted in August by Adolf Hitler's preparations to invade the Sudetenland.

The second installment of James Flex ner's multi‐volumed life of Washington left the general at Yorktown a vindication of nine years' battling in the field.

Champagne corks flew in physics labs around the world at this vindication of quantum field theory, which had been more than 80 years and dozens of Nobel prizes in the making.