Sentence examples for light of victory from inspiring English sources

In one scene, Windrip turns to the audience as though at a campaign rally, and the audience is asked to cheer and jeer, on cue, as he fulminates against "so-called journalists" and thunderingly promises that he and his supporters will "march straight into the blessed white light" of victory.

At long last we are finally seeing the light of victory and it sure and hell feels great.

Right now, a great and powerful man is preparing to lead us through the tunnel of dark times to the light of victory.

It may appear that others have achieved success quickly, but I can assure you the vast majority of the time there were years of preparation, failed attempts and false starts before the bright light of victory shined upon them.

It is here that the new realities come upon us, snuffing out the lights of victory celebration and urging us to renew yet again.

Bach can expect his past to be re-examined by the German media, and in particular by specialists such as Jens Weinreich, in light of his victory.

The French foreign minister, Dominique de Villepin, who led the charge in opposing the Iraq war at the United Nations, warned the United States to exercise restraint in light of its victory.

It is naturally tempting to make light of successive victories against newly promoted teams, but for Chelsea there are still grounds to sniff out signs of progress here.

Mr. Garfield of the Information Technology Industry Council said technology lobbyists accepted the privacy rules in a spirit of compromise, in light of the victories they won elsewhere with Mr. Obama's help.

The warnings come as Democrats across the country are concerned that their party's candidates will face a tough electoral climate next year, particularly in light of the victories Republicans scored earlier this month in races for governor in Virginia and New Jersey.

In light of Barack Obama's victory in the presidential election, many of the plaintiffs attempted to link their struggle to the wider civil rights movement.