Sentence examples similar to instance of victory from inspiring English sources
The first game of "scientific football" in the South was the first instance of the Victory Bell rivalry between North Carolina and Duke (then known as Trinity College) held on Thanksgiving Day, 1888, at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Today, Mr. Melnichenko describes Mr. Kuchma as a leader so all-powerful that he can call in prosecutors, tax officials and intelligence chiefs and order them to guarantee, for instance, a sizable margin of victory in the last presidential election in 1999, to open criminal investigations of political foes, or to "ruin" businessmen who support his opponents.
What makes this so puzzling is that the same president who rarely hesitates to take credit or to claim that something is successful without much supporting evidence — as with his assertions of instant success with North Korea — seems so determined not to boast of victory in this instance, though there's plenty to crow about.
Point spreads on college basketball games, for instance, are surprisingly accurate forecasts of actual margins of victory.
The margin of victory means even if the Constitutional Court found isolated instances of fraud, it likely wouldn't be enough to overturn the vote.
Australia won all six of their matches in the Super8 stage with little difficulty the margins of victory were exceeded 80 runs or six wickets in every instance.
History is filled with instances of presidents who played too grand a hand in the flush of victory, and paid a price for it.
"He is thinking of victory — only victory".
KVAM is confident of victory.
