Sentence examples for regain victory from inspiring English sources

"What is required to regain victory?" Brown asked rhetorically in conclusion.

He throws in three sentences at the end describing how to regain "victory" -- all that is required is a "surge of ideas".

It could be argued that the forces driving modern international relations emanate on the one hand from western politicians fearing a repetition of that defeat and, on the other hand, the Islamists' desire to regain that victory.

Twelve months ago, Rafael Nadal was the world No1, a title Djokovic regained with victory here.

Mr. Kirchner "is trying to notch up a victory to regain his political leadership and his management of the political agenda," especially as opposition parties show their first signs of creating a united front to challenge the Kirchners, Mr. Germano said.

England would regain the Ashes with victory in the fourth Test, but Johnson said: "We've just got to focus on what we've been doing when we've been playing well.

This makes New York vital both in terms of numbers and perception, with the controversial tycoon hoping to use his victory to regain momentum and reset the narrative to one in which he can set his popular backing against the party establishment and its complicated state-by-state rules for choosing a nominee.

Despite losing the fifth and final Test to Australia by an innings and 46 runs at The Oval, England completed a 3-2 series victory to regain the urn.

Australia completed a seven-wicket win over New Zealand in Christchurch to seal a 2-0 series victory and regain top spot in the Test rankings.

Two nights later Hayes responded with 46 points, including 16 in the fourth quarter, as the Bullets completed a 97 93 comeback victory to regain the series lead 3 2.

The Democrats needed three victories to regain the senate majority.