Sentence examples for to prevail at from inspiring English sources

Sotheby's said it still expects to prevail at trial.

There are two things a pro must do to prevail at St Andrews.

"We want peace to prevail at all costs," Mr. Erdogan said.

Mr. Garbus conceded that it might be difficult for him to prevail at trial.

That thinking seemed to prevail, at least in the light of day.

"I'm cautiously optimistic we'll be able to prevail at the end of the day," he added.

At least during performances, good will and courtesy tend to prevail at the opera house.

Surely, the Irish will need him to prevail at Florida State on Oct. 26.

So 9/11 is a historical moment, but not necessarily for the reasons that seemed to prevail at the time.

The only vice that seems to prevail at the Varadero club is the same obsession familiar to any dreaming duffer.

But not once has the Juvenile winner gone on to prevail at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May.