Sentence examples for through victorious from inspiring English sources

It took a tie-break to settle a topsy-turvy third set in which both players failed to dominate the serve, with Ferrer eventually coming through victorious, and he wrapped up the victory following a break in the 11th game of the fourth set.

Vice-skip Anna Sloan revealed they drew on that experience of coming through victorious in such a pressure situation before Friday night's game in Champery, Switzerland.

Should they come through victorious after the two legs, they will face the winners of the tie between Alloa Athletic and Brechin City.

And Chen said that "just creating one form of content is not enough," so as stars post videos to YouTube, photos to Instagram, shorter videos to Vine, and so on, they can bring it all together (and fans can find in all in one place) through Victorious.

The monument represents "The Nation at Peace Won Through Victorious War".

It might mean that he was bringing home a guest for dinner or that he was in a happy mood, possibly through a victorious evening at the card table in his club.

Yet, one is naturally responsible for/to your spouse, family, work, their livelihoods, etc. Be victorious through Christ/Messiah: Be victorious through Christ/Messiah: Believe that by His shedding His blood for you, Jesus/Yeshuah paid for your transgression of the law.

But when Mehmet marched through the walls victorious, he promptly put a stop to any looting and paid tribute in the great Hagia Sophia cathedral.

With Danny Cipriani covering fly-half on the bench, it looked as if Ford would see his seventh cap through to a victorious end, with two of those Six Nations debutants, Watson and Joseph, beside him on the scoresheet.

The "Breaking Bad" series finale is this Sunday — hence, in part, the excitement for "All the Way," written by Robert Schenkkan, which begins with Johnson assuming the Presidency after Kennedy's assassination, and follows the passage of the Civil Rights Act up through Johnson's victorious campaign against Goldwater in 1964.

It was a separate structure, having no connection with city gates or city walls, and should not be confused with the Porta Triumphalis, through which the victorious Roman army had to pass before entering the sacred city territory (pomerium) of Rome.