Sentence examples for called victory from inspiring English sources

In the early 60s, he was a member of a splinter group called Victory For Socialism.

The ABC psephologist Antony Green had called victory for Labor by 7.20pm.

Anything that depends on a single bounce or giveaway, though it can fairly be called victory, can't really be called a triumph.

The demonstrations, held after Friday's noon prayers and called Victory for Syria and Yemen, were noticeably smaller than in previous months.

They decided to write an opera called "Victory Over the Sun," and right there, at the dacha, immediately got to work on carrying out their plan.

Hence the album's title, with its suggestion of completion, though "Circuital" could also be taken to suggest a victory lap, given that it opens with a song called "Victory Dance".

"It is too early to call victory yet," said Almanza.

They want results now – and they want a result that they can call "victory".

We have introduced a few education and awareness programmes but it is still far too early to call victory.

And, just maybe, we'll try to be a bit more careful about calling victory as we watch contests happening in the London Olympics.

b This too is calling victory too soon; St. Boniface was still fighting German worship of trees in the early 8c and merely succeeded in converting it into our familiar Christmas tree custom.