Sentence examples for declaring a victory from inspiring English sources

But coaches and school officials like the principal, Sharon Bradley, are declaring a victory of unrivaled proportions.

Some in the community denounced the arrangement; others joined the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois, which represented the girl, in declaring a victory for civil rights.

"What the American people have said," Sanders said last night, not just declaring a victory, of sorts, but trying to sum it up, "is we can no longer continue to have a corrupt campaign-finance system".

Mission control said it appeared as though the leak may have been plugged, although additional monitoring over the coming days, if not weeks, will be needed before declaring a victory.

Ed Balls, Alastair Campbell, Cooper and others all attempted to shore up Miliband's position as they took to the airwaves to caution against declaring a victory for Cameron before it was certain that he could command a majority in the House of Commons.

For all their success on the military front, Saudi officials seem cautious about declaring a victory against jihadists, especially when unexpected crises like the recent war between Israel and Hamas can create a sudden upwelling of popular anger that fuels extremist sentiment.

And the central government has not declared a victory.

The association declared a victory in a lawsuit it had filed in Federal District Court in Lubbock, Tex.

Still, John Legere, Global Crossing's chief executive, declared a victory in yesterday's announcement.

The only certainty is that any deal struck will be declared a victory by David Cameron.

Because Honduras doesn't require a majority to win, the TSE could declare a victory, following its assertion that Hernández has a 55,000 vote lead.