Sentence examples for orchestrate a victory from inspiring English sources

And even when he does not play well, Hart can still orchestrate a victory.

No quarterback can orchestrate a victory when he's lying flat on his back.

Teammates say Sanchez's progress started when he missed the Buccaneers game, which allowed the backup Kellen Clemens to orchestrate a victory by minimizing mistakes, imparting a lesson to Sanchez without a word.

What is certain is that the 30-year-old leader will never abandon the North's nuclear programme, Jang said: "He is like his father [Kim Jong-il], in that he is threatening the US until he wins a concession and can claim he has orchestrated a victory over the enemy.

The governor and other top Republicans took a political drubbing this year over their efforts to keep Senator John McCain off the ballot in New York's primary, as they tried to orchestrate an easy victory for their favored candidate, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.

After taking a match total of 7/74 in helping to orchestrate an innings victory over Rajasthan in his third match of the season, Kartik went wicketless in the next match against Madhya Pradesh, and was dropped.

Melbourne City maestro Aaron Mooy has orchestrated a 4-2 victory against an off-key Adelaide United to leave the Reds as the A-League's only winless club.

The mayor-elect, Djuro Cetkovic, a local leader of the Socialist People's Party, had just orchestrated a political victory for the Serbs of Montenegro and in turn for the Yugoslav president, Slobodan Milosevic.

Meanwhile, Russian president Vladimir Putin — the man who Kiev and its western allies accuse of orchestrating the chaos in Ukraine's east — attended a Victory Day parade in Crimea, the southern peninsula annexed by Russia in March.

Look at how carefully he orchestrates is so that it doesn't sound like a victory, but as something you reach on the edge of death.

Victory is a victory for everyone".