Sentence examples for promoting victory from inspiring English sources

Do you just make movies promoting victory?

Western powers encouraged its people to revolt, but instead of promoting victory over the regime they have drip-fed the opposition with just enough ammunition to sustain a ghastly civil war.

In the 1990s, Nassau nearly went bankrupt during Thomas S. Gulotta's tenure as county executive, eventually forcing a state bailout — and promoting Democratic victories.

A world title is lucrative for the rider and his regular commercial team, because they can promote the victory throughout the next season.

In repeating his success, Bolt emulated Carl Lewis, who won in Los Angeles in 1984 and was then promoted to victory four years later in Seoul after Ben Johnson was disqualified for a positive drugs test.

He added that Kievan Rus, an historic East Slavic state from the late ninth to the mid-13th century, is often referred to as the "Russian state," and sections on World War II are politicized to promote a "victory cult".

He says that his successor should promote past victories, including those of Republicans like Richard M. Nixon and George Bush.

Perhaps the council may start to take notice given the yards of coverage generated by last night's victory, all promoting the name of Northampton.

In 1941, the BBC took the lead in promoting the "V for victory" campaign in which listeners in Nazi-occupied Europe were urged to scrawl the letter V wherever possible.

Passing this ordinance will be a major victory in promoting safe neighborhoods and reducing crime.

The group spent $30 million on television and radio ads in the general election promoting its view that "victory is the only option in Iraq," plus an undisclosed amount on mail and phone-call campaigns in support of conservative candidates.