Sentence examples for hand victory from inspiring English sources

By definition, when everyone plays every random hand, victory becomes a matter of luck.

But an election held now would be likely to hand victory to Jónsdóttir's Pirate party.

If they crafted a coalition with their refusal to hand victory to any one party, it was mostly an accident.

Ney ordered a cavalry charge he hoped would penetrate the British ranks and hand victory to the French.

He said: "If we cede, if we retreat one inch, that would hand victory to the militants".

Limiting the freedoms we enjoy will only hand victory to those who seek to cause us harm.

In a speech in Georgia on Monday, Mr Bush said that a Democratic win would hand victory to Iraqi insurgents.

The electorate will, as ever, he argues, only hand victory to the party which embraces challenges of the future.

Others feared negative smear campaigns or worried that a Barack Obama-inspired internet machine could hand victories to the more technically minded DPJ.

But that only handed victory to the Democrats' Woodrow Wilson.

"The problem about a free vote is that it hands victory to Cameron over these airstrikes, it hands victory to him on a plate.