Sentence examples for damaging victory from inspiring English sources

Sheffield Wednesday seemed to be on course to claim a damaging victory when John Sheridan opened the scoring just past the hour mark.

On 28 October 1805, a week after the Battle of Trafalgar, the badly damaged HMS Victory returned to Gibraltar with Nelson's body aboard; Admiral Collingwood's dispatch to General Fox, announcing the victory and Nelson's death, was printed in the pages of the Gibraltar Chronicle.

City had fought back after Harry Kane's disputed spot-kick to level through Kelechi Iheanacho but a late lapse allowed Eriksen to pounce, snatching victory and damaging the hosts' own title hopes in the process.

MAPLE LEAFS 2, THRASHERS 1 Mikhail Grabovski's tip-in 39 seconds into overtime gave Toronto a victory in Atlanta, damaging the Thrashers' playoff hopes.

Now in full control, Philadelphia fighter Hopkins cut the Armenian-born Murat in the eighth, before closing out a comfortable points victory with another damaging right hand in the final round.

In four months in Korea, Davis had scored 14 confirmed victories, 1 probable victory and 2 aircraft damaged, bringing his career total victory count to 21.

This deal, if implemented, would have been a huge victory for Republicans, deeply damaging both programs dear to Democrats and the Democratic political brand.

As much as I love sports, no game or victory is worth permanently damaging a child.

Speaking to Jewish Republicans on Saturday, Donald Trump claimed a Democratic victory in 2020 could be damaging for Israel.

Mr. Karzai's presidential election victory irreversibly damaged his legitimacy.

When Rollins came around to score, Dickey's chance to get his 19th victory was damaged.