Sentence examples for then victorious from inspiring English sources
Fists beating the air look defiant, then victorious.
The Czechs have been a mixed bag, sliced and diced by Russia and then victorious against Greece thanks to a whirlwind start.
Tensions over the Kentish monastic houses of Reculver and Minster-in-Thanet reached such a point that Wulfred was deprived of authority by the king for a period of some years; six according to the document drawn up in 825 recording the – then victorious – Canterbury view of the debate, though four is perhaps more likely.
His soldiers were then victorious.
A progressive and diverse group of politicians, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have been underestimated and then victorious.
England, victorious then, will be hoping for the same result.
They wince as the United States retreats from Iraq and Afghanistan if not beaten, then certainly not victorious.
He then emerged victorious over Finsterwald for his first pro victory and his biggest paycheck: $8,000.
Then, the victorious Allied powers had imposed a punitive peace on Germany, demanding heavy reparations that bred resentment.
His efforts continued over more than a decade with the once-rebuffed but then ultimately victorious bidding to bring the World Cup to South Africa.
The team's last success came at the 2000 Games in Sydney — and then the victorious team drew rebuke for carrying on with an unsportsmanlike celebration.
