Sentence examples for capable of victory from inspiring English sources

Both of these sides are capable of victory in Kiev and in my opinion it is too close to call.

And a poll in January of the personal priorities of 141 Conservative Party candidates deemed capable of victory in the recent election found that "reducing Britain's carbon footprint" was the least important of the 19 issues presented to them.

In the immediate aftermath of the game, won for Villa by James Collins's 89th-minute header, Holloway said he had picked a side capable of victory and would quit in response to any outside interference.

Ennis-Hill has not been seen on the track since her heptathlon victory at the Olympics but Black, after naming her in his 60-strong British team for Moscow, said he felt she was capable of victory despite being out for so long following heel and ankle injuries.

It leaves the match finely poised with both sides capable of victory on the final day.

Neil Lennon believes Celtic are capable of victory against Juventus in the second leg of the Champions League last-16 round on Wednesday.

But why should they settle for that now they have shown they are capable of victories like this?

He plaintively suggested that Celtic's qualification hopes are still alive, that they are capable of victories over Ajax in Glasgow and Fenerbahce in Istanbul in the last two rounds in the group.

"One soon saw that this instrument that was capable of achieving victory was not very capable of knowing what to do with its victory".

He said, "The observer might think that the young man of 25, who had succeeded in leaving the rest of the race so far behind in the first 100 metres, was indeed capable of every victory he could ever wish for.

Mercurial: if the word was not already in the lexicon, then someone would have coined it to describe the Pakistan cricket team down the years – dismal one minute, brilliant the next, capable of snatching victory from the jaws of defeat and the exact opposite.