Sentence examples for secure another victory from inspiring English sources
The ruling party has been in power for almost a decade and is keen to secure another victory.
Spurs remained calm as tempers rose to secure another victory and consolidate their position at the top end of the Premier League.
He made a net profit of 19 points, thanks to Poker De Sivola and Big Zeb, which was enough to secure another victory over more than 100 rivals.
Despite losing elections in 1990 , 1996and 2001, he remained leader of his party and bounced back from several setbacks to secure another victory for the FSLN in 2007.
The interim head coach, Aidy Boothroyd, had made six changes from his most recent line-up - surprisingly resting striker Tammy Abraham but perhaps wisely experimenting given Jordan Pickford's recent call-up to the senior squad - and was rewarded as they came from behind to secure another victory.
McKeown won the competition with Crusaders and is desperate to secure another victory with Gary Hamilton's team.
In the meantime, Moonves is, as he has been for the last decade, still intent on securing another victory for his entertainment division.
The Worker & Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic WIRACC) at Yale Law School recently secured another victory when Judge Michael A. Ponsor '74 ruled that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) must provide bond hearings to detained immigrants while their deportation hearings are being appealed.
Some of these I'll-show-you officials are hurting more than they are helping the game, but yesterday was about Van Gundy suffering a gash, securing another victory and knowing that this franchise will never win pretty as long as he is here.
AFC Wimbledon are now on 42 points and only in the bottom four by virtue of goal difference after James Hanson's double secured another victory.
Polls that continue to suggest that Labour will secure another landslide victory are therefore likely to depress turnout still further - and so make further problems for pollsters striving for accurate predictions.
