Sentence examples for described victory from inspiring English sources

He described victory as attainable only through a vast, coordinated effort to bring Afghanistan security, good governance and economic development.

If a point is better than nothing, it did not really satisfy either Allardyce, who had described victory as imperative, or Alan Pardew, whose once highly flying team have now gone 11 Premier League games without a win.

"It only happens about every 12 years and it explains why he has won the Grand National and the Sports Personality of the Year award," he said before describing victory in the King George as "almost a foregone conclusion".

The genre is related to the testimonial service in churches, where one admits misdeeds, confusion and weakness but goes on to describe victory against the odds, a genre dear to a nation of people who believed they could struggle through to progress and prosperity.

But prosecutors were clearly delighted today that so many of the charges against the mayor had been returned as convictions, and they described their victory as a victory for Camden as well.

Yoo described her victory as huge and said she felt more nervous speaking about the victory than sealing it.

Party spokesmen described the victory as a referendum on Obama's failed leadership.

"Crazy" "insane" "nutty" and "bonkers" were how the self-effacing Hegarty described his victory.

Fellow cyclist Chris Hoy described his victory as the greatest achievement by a British athlete.

The Frenchman described the victory as "magic for everyone" in the country.

Davis described the victory as one of the very best moments of his sparkling career.