Sentence examples for the first victor from inspiring English sources
IF THE first casualty of war is truth, the first victor nowadays seems to be satellite television.
Julius Sturgis started his pretzel-making business in town in 1861, and the Woolworth family still runs Woodstream, which traces its roots to 1899 and the first Victor snap-action mousetrap.
The figures were the worst since the show's launch year closer in 2004 when 8.1 million people tuned in to watch Steve Brookstein become the first victor and down a million from last year's final.
He spent time with the American Air Force, flying Super Fortresses, and later he commanded the first Victor squadron, one of the aircraft that were designed to deploy nuclear weapons deep into the heart of the Soviet Union.
The first victor, Steve Brookstein, has been reduced to starting petty arguments on Twitter, Shayne Ward recently took a detour into the West End, and even recent albums by the more talented ones (Leona Lewis, Alexandra Burke) have been released to poor sales and mixed reviews.
On January 12th the first victor under the new model was crowned: Ohio State, which beat the University of Oregon by a convincing score of 42-20, in front of more than 100,000 spectators at the Dallas Cowboys' home field in Texas.
Swindon Town were the first victors in a match that was abandoned early due to violence.
The second victor, these executives say, is Gruden's agent, Bob LaMonte.
Here are other motorsports results from the weekend: In Monaco on Sunday, Mark Webber became the sixth victor in six Formula One races this season.
He won both (Ewing was the second victor from the two-member Edmonton district), making him the only person in Alberta history to represent two constituencies at the same time (though not the only one to try: Sifton also did so in 1913, and Boyle would in 1921).
He'll give Victor eleven hundred dollars for all the stuff, but first Victor wants to clear it with his brother, a doctor, who arrives at the close of Act I. Walter is the "successful" mirror image of his working-class brother.
