Sentence examples for lead to a victory from inspiring English sources

Asked whether he meant that the results should stand even if court challenges lead to a victory by Mr. Gore, the governor responded, "I'd say move on".

Even the conservative Minnesota bloggers at Powerline predicted that a court decision like this would lead to a victory for Mr Franken "by somewhere between 25 and 50 votes".Drama over, right?

Not one to rhapsodize about a shot unless it happens to meet his standards, and rarely one to recall a shot that did not lead to a victory, Woods chose to single out that one because it signaled that his work with the teacher Sean Foley had taken root and that his confidence in himself to execute under pressure was back.

That visibility paved the way for her to enter state politics and put her on a path that Ms. Allen hopes will now lead to a victory over two other Republicans in the June 4 primary, and the chance to face the Democratic incumbent, Robert G. Torricelli, in the election for the United States Senate.

He said the broad range of support he has received may lead to a victory.

However, a victory in the first game will lead to a victory in the second.

It led to a victory they said would not have come a month ago.

His appearance shifted the course of the race, handing Barrichello an advantage that led to a victory.

J. P. Primm led the Bulldogs with 18 points while Jaron Lane added 16 in an effort the Bulldogs believed could have — and should have — led to a victory.

Pressure from the union, area activists, and even President Obama led to a victory.

It was this evidence that ultimately led to a victory, of sorts.