Sentence examples for devastating victory from inspiring English sources

Despite Blu-ray's utterly devastating victory earlier this year, Sony may be in a spot of trouble.

"I was very busy and the break has done me good - I am refreshed and I predict a devastating victory".

Now that campaign is on the verge of a devastating victory in Michigan, home of the modern labor movement, which could transform the state's economy for the worse.

Mayweather's devastating victory over Oscar de la Hoya holds the current record of 2.4 million, whereas Pacquiao's biggest televisual draw to date was his bout with Shane Mosley, which garnered 1.3 million subscriptions.

Further history was made in French-speaking Quebec, where the party stunned Canadians and won 59 of the province's 75 seats, making Layton the first Anglophone to enjoy such unprecedented success; this devastating victory effectively eliminated the Bloc Québécois (a party devoted to Quebec's separation) from Parliament, leaving it without status as a recognised party.

The golden age of the Byzantine Empire is this period after the settlement of Iconoclasm in 843, until the appearance of a new enemy, the Seljuk Turks, who won a devastating victory in 1071 and begin a process of what ultimately but, in this case, ultimately means 350 years– what ultimately would be the final crisis for the Byzantine Empire, which would be extinguished by the Turks in 1453.

The final was within touching distance thanks to tries from Sean O'Loughlin, Kallum Watkins and Burgess, yet England will be forced to watch on as the Kiwis play Australia at Old Trafford on Saturday, following the Kangaroos' devastating 64-0 victoverover Fiji.

"Villains are killed, but you are left in the end with a completely devastated world". Victory is unattainable.

In 2012, photographers captured the unspeakable pain of war and the thrill of victory, devastating natural disasters and the harsh realities of the economic crisis.

In India, activists fighting the country's endemic violence against women said Trump's victory was devastating because of America's global leadership role.

The two battled back and forth with Swagger having the upper-hand but when Swagger went for the Swagger Bomb, Harper countered with a boot to the face before hitting a devastating clothesline, grabbing the victory.