Sentence examples for street victory from inspiring English sources

A street victory in Kiev will be a defeat for the Kremlin.

Ashes victory in England in 2005 was marked by Andrew Flintoff's infamous drunken appearance at a Downing Street victory party and mob-handed celebrations in Trafalgar Square.

On Sundays, the buffet at San Rasa, 226 Bay Street (Victory Boulevard), Tompkinsville, (718) 420-0027, brims with the complex dishes of a South Asian island with a history of Eastern spice trading and Western colonizations.

He managed to integrate Benjamin's interruptions into an affirmation of America and his own place in that story (in the prepared text, the sentence ends on "city street"): Victory will be measured in parents taking their kids to school; immigrants coming to our shores; fans taking in a ballgame; a veteran starting a business; a bustling city street; a citizen shouting her concerns at a President.

While the nation's biggest banks often enjoy the fruits of each others' lobbying efforts, the spoils from some Wall Street victories on Capitol Hill are sometimes distributed unevenly.

The bill, they argue, will also spur court battles over financial regulation, potentially handing Wall Street another victory.

The Taliban may have just surrendered their final stronghold, but on Wall Street the victory party has been going on for some time.

And yet on Wall Street, his victory is considered hollow because he has so far lost money on his bet against Herbalife.

By John Cassidy The Taliban may have just surrendered their final stronghold, but on Wall Street the victory party has been going on for some time.

But the historical record shows that when politics descends to the level of street fighting, victory doesn't go to the good guys.

They include Occupy Wall Street's victory, the Harold and Kumar factor, Harry Reid's big mandate and the fact that "socialism" sells.