Sentence examples for definite victory from inspiring English sources

"This was a definite victory for Rod Blagojevich.

Tells about the proceedings, at which they won a very small, but definite, victory.

"This is a definite victory for Russia, it's a big diplomatic and practical victory," said Stefan Vassilev, the United Nations resident coordinator in the Russian Federation.

All Ireland's major political parties support the referendum passing, but while polls have indicated a definite victory for the "yes" side, the margin is narrowing, and some say surveys have been skewed by some "no" voters being hesitant to admit to their views.

Although significant efforts and advances have been made since then, we are still in a war with cancer and far away from a definite victory.

Other morale-boosting accounts filled the page: "Mr Churchill sums up the results: 'A definite Step to Victory''; Kaiser 'Smashers' Run From Jellicoe"; "The British Object Achieved".

And since there was no new oil and gas development in those waters, there was a definite thrill of victory.

Not definitive, just definite.

Take, for instance, the boast of General Sir Bernard (later Lord) Montgomery: "The victory has been definite, complete and decisive.

On another Definite Hate album called "Violent Victory," the cover shows a drawing of a tattooed white fist punching a black man, who spits blood.

Their defeat at the Battle of Karydi in May/June 1258 effectively brought the war to an end in an Achaean victory, although a definite peace treaty was not concluded until 1262.