Sentence examples for defeats through from inspiring English sources

"During our long journey, through victories and defeats, through the blood, severed limbs and skulls, some of the movements have disappeared and some have remained," he writes.

"I see a beautiful city and a brilliant people rising from this abyss, and, in their struggles to be truly free, in their triumphs and defeats, through long years to come, I see the evil of this time and of the previous time of which this is the natural birth".

Terrorism will not be defeated through military force.

Defeat through the years has come in the most exotic and excruciating ways.

Like Shakespeare's Richard III, Alonzo thinks he can outwit any threat, rescuing himself from exposure and defeat through sheer audacity.

Other Republicans were far harsher, noting that Mr. Estrada became the first appeals court nominee defeated through a filibuster strategy.

"From day one we have been willing to live with victory or defeat through a fair process," Mr. Shays said.

It earned its defeat through decades of authoritarianism, repression, injustice and corruption and, more recently, through a succession of economic crises that cost the country dearly.

More important, there are amazing victories just waiting to be pulled from the maw of defeat through your mastery of strategy and aim.

To his credit, he refuses to follow the current fashion for explaining Labour's defeat through simplistic and populist references to immigration.

Twelve family members of people who disappeared during General Pinochet's dictatorship paced the marbled corridors of the Supreme Court expecting a legal defeat through the morning.