Sentence examples for great victor from inspiring English sources

She was a great victor when she brought the Games to Athens for 2004.

The great victor of World War I in cinema, as in all else, was, of course, the United States.

Take your pick between the original recording, with the great Victor Garber and Jonathan Hadary, or the 2006 revival with Michael Cerveris and Denis O'Hare.

She got a contract with MGM at 12 on the strength of her singing, then moved to Paramount, where at 14 she made her film debut in "The Great Victor Herbert" (1939).

While we're on the subject of education, two other items of interest that are worth checking out today: The great Victor Shih, a political economist at Northwestern, has a good interview and list of suggested books on the economy at The Browser's Five Books feature today.

A delight also to find Ken Worpole and Jason Orton's important text and image essay The New English Landscape (Field Station); Vagabond Witness (Zero Books), Paul Gordon's beautifully written advocacy of the great Victor Serge; and the wondrous book-length concertina poem/portrait collaboration Correspondences by Anne Michaels and painter Bernice Eisenstein (Bloomsbury).

The question of which side is the greater victor is difficult to answer.

However, the greatest victor is not Syria or its people, but the governments of Russia and Iran, whose differing strategic and geopolitical objectives have been won through a campaign of ruthless violence and diplomatic manipulation.

(And talking about déjà vu, last week the U.S. launched yet another air strike in Somalia, supposedly knocking off yet another leader of al-Shabab, the indigenous terror movement. If you could win a war by repeatedly knocking off the leaders of such movements, the U.S. would by now be the greatest victor in the history of warfare).

A hit engagement at the Rainbow Room followed, and she then returned to Hollywood to appear in a series of movies, including The Great Victor Herbert (1939), Birth of the Blues (1941), and Star-Spangled Rhythm (1942).

He was a great military victor and a champion of order.