Sentence examples similar to uncommon victory from inspiring English sources
The training partners held up their medals for the cameras, their smiles as luminous as their victory had been uncommon and unexpected.
Dec. 15: at Seattle, 5 15 p.m. (Ch. 4, NFL Ramsams pulled off an uncommon feat with a 23-17 victory last season at CenturyLink Field.
Although Democratic victories are not uncommon in state executive-branch positions, there has not been a Democratic majority in the state Senate since 1936 or in the House since 1964.
Overclaiming of aerial victories was not uncommon, and both sides claimed more aircraft shot down than was the case.
When he defeats Hotspur, a hothead but one with uncommon courage and integrity, Hal's victory does not ring true.
But we gain so much: not just Elmer Bernstein's Bartók-inspired score, but something very uncommon in Hollywood cinema – the idea that victory is far from simple, and can even conceal its opposite.
"Our victory has been bought by an uncommon loss of officers, some of them irreparable, and I fear the consequence will not answer the expectations that will be raised in England".
Samuelson had trained and raced free of injury for the past eight months, an uncommon stretch in a career highlighted by her Olympic victory and her winning time of 2 hours 21 minutes 21 seconds in the 1985 Chicago Marathon.
"As a leader, accepting responsibility for one of your team members is not uncommon," said Burg. "Great leaders or potential leaders are often known for giving credit for victories to their team members and taking blame for defeat".
Truly uncommon entertainment.
