Sentence examples for ominous victory from inspiring English sources

Still, it is an ominous victory.

And for the first time in history, an incumbent president might not raise enough money to secure victory, and ominous possibility being expressed in fundraising emails both from Vice President Joe Biden and our president.

His victory highlights the ominous rise of Soviet nostalgia among the country's increasingly alienated Russians.

Some Venezuelans were quick to voice fears that the size of the victory was an ominous event for the world's third-largest oil exporter.

This city has long viewed success not as a sign of ultimate victory, but as an ominous warning that disaster was just around the corner.

For a secondary, particularly the safeties, already wounded and surprised by the downfield theatrics of the Dolphins, the injection of Flutie into a team that is assumed to be desperate for a victory could be particularly ominous.

The situation confronting Liverpool in 2014 is not as ominous as on 8 December 2004, when victory by a two-goal margin was needed to qualify for the knock-out phase.

This was the Ottomans' first victory in Europe and an ominous portent.

As the tournament progressed and Brazil moved through the group stage and into the semifinals, the people's urgency for victory was building to an ominous fever pitch.

For a long while, the ominous specter of the Rangers' 4-2 Game 6 victory at the Meadowlands in 1994 haunted the Devils.

The enduring script included the phrase "the thrill of victory," followed by a melodramatic pause, ominous music and the words "the agony of defeat".