Sentence examples for splendid victory from inspiring English sources
He said West Ham, and I was able to say, 'Oh yes, splendid victory' against whoever it was that week.
The president, who had promised fair and competitive elections and who had rushed to congratulate United Russia on its splendid victory, was too busy to meet them.
Michael died in November 1673, and almost on the same day Sobieski won a splendid victory over the Turks under Hussein Paşa near Chocim (Hoţin).
Poet and editor Kathryn Gray, who organised the letter to Skates from writers, hailed the news as a "splendid victory for Welsh culture".
As for this curse called "the territories" or "the borders of the Promised Land" or "the tombs of our Patriarchs" -- depending on how you like to wear your straitjacket -- I shall simply state that ever since the splendid victory in the Six Day War, the State of Israel has been preoccupied with nothing but the territories -- with them, their metastases and their consequences.
Following his splendid victory in Morelia/Linares, Lev Aronian has overtaken Peter Svidler, moving to third on 2756, while the rest of the top 10 are Svidler 2743, Peter Leko and Ruslan Ponomariov 2738, Alexander Morozevich 2730, Vladimir Kramnik 2729, Boris Gelfand 2727 and Vassily Ivanchuk 2723.
The country has gained the most splendid and decisive Victory that has ever graced the naval annals of England; but it has been dearly purchased.
The same strain, for that matter, lay within the preoccupied, baggy-eyed stares of Tom Glavine, the slim elder lefty of the Mets, as he went for his splendid three-hundredth lifetime victory.
Her victories are splendid (even when she is being unspeakably cruel to lesser intellects such as her brother's bovine wife) and her sorrows are always deeply felt.
Piling excellence on excellence, the New Victory is following its splendid presentation of "Arabian Nights" with another eye-catching literary adaptation, "Kwaidan".
He has played splendid golf all year, with two victories in 14 starts.
