Sentence examples for losing victory from inspiring English sources

The results mean that Hamilton now has a seven-point lead over Massa in the drivers' standings — exactly what it would have been had he won his appeal against losing victory in the Belgian grand prix.

Were he wrong, thousands of men would perish, all important secrecy about when and where the Allies would land would be lost, victory in Europe would be delayed for a year, the Communists might well take control of the continent, and Eisenhower would have been sacked, never to become president, opening the door for General Douglas McArthur who wanted to use nuclear weapons in Korea.

Coaches lost victories from their win totals.

It also inspired the new idea that the allies were "losing the victory".

Montoya rebounded nicely after the crushing disappointment of losing a victory last week at Indianapolis because of a pit road speeding penalty.

It really looks to my eye as if Romney basically agrees with Nate Silver and other poll aggregators that he's losing; a victory would probably surprise his team as much as it would surprise Axelrod etc.

Second, there is always the risk of losing the victory won by the people in the streets by a disorganized and dithering opposition prepared to draw out the long knives at the first whiff of power in the air.

So it was gutting for the whole team to lose a victory like that".

Dear friends, do not lose faith: victory will be an ally to those who believe in it.

Damon Hill lost the victory at the Hungaroring in 1997 after his car broke down in the final lap.

She fought the battles but lost the victory.