Sentence examples similar to realizing a victory from inspiring English sources

— and the many people it takes to realize a victory.

Maybe one could also make a point about teamwork is the horseman or the horse the running mate?—and the many people it takes to realize a victory.

Both first-year coaches (Ohio State's Luke Fickell and Miami's Al Golden) realize that a victory will go a long way toward moving past the off-the-field problems.

Then you realize that a victory for privacy would not be an unmixed blessing.

Thus a resounding message emerged: let's not overdo it by putting almost insurmountable pressure on ourselves to win; but at the same time, we need to realize how important a victory might be to some people back home.

His dwindling supporters contend that he simply acted in the best interests of Viacom's shareholders after he realized that even a victory in the court cases would take years of litigation and appeals.

That's a big victory, right at the start, and people should realize how significant a victory it truly is.

I would think that after their experience in Parliament, the Brotherhood would be very careful with the initial period after a victory, realizing that the country remains volatile and that they have to establish trust.

The area's recapture brings President Bashar al-Assad's troops closer than ever to realizing their biggest victory of the five-year-old civil war: retaking full control of what was once Syria's commercial capital.

It is imperfectly realized today how remarkable a victory the paper won in 1964 in the case of New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, when it resisted an award of libel damages to L. B. Sullivan, a city commissioner of Montgomery, Alabama, for printing an advertisement that depicted that city's brutal response to blacks claiming their constitutional freedom..

After the recent setbacks suffered by the comuneros, Padilla realized that they needed a victory to raise morale.