Sentence examples for vast victory from inspiring English sources

A vast victory by normal standards, but short of Fretilin's own forecast of many more seats and, importantly, of the 60 it needed to dictate the constitution.However, Fretilin's draft constitution may not be totally doomed.

The private atmosphere at the Fords contrasted starkly with the vast "victory ball" for Tory at Toronto's Liberty Grand, where several halls, decked with chandeliers and backlit with Tory's blue and green, thronged with a cheering crowd.

Given the vast margin of victory, it is easy to forget that England were reduced to 28-3 on the opening morning of the match after winning the toss under cloudless skies.

Its vast population increasingly assumes victory should be the norm.

Until the 1968 Tet offensive, which shattered predictions of an imminent victory, the vast majority of Americans supported the war.

There is, however, a vast difference between a victory easily won and one fought hard for.

But, as he never ceases to remind the smirking highbrow reader, they are nonetheless a band of brothers whose sweat is salting down "Missis Victorier's" vast empire.

Plaid Cymru leader, Leanne Wood, said it was "a significant victory for the vast number of people who have campaigned for the inclusion of the anti-austerity parties in these debates".

It is also a victory for the vast majority of people who believe in the importance of a religious education curriculum that is inclusive, balanced, and pluralistic, and which contributes to mutual understanding between people of all religions and none".

Vinokourov had raised eyebrows on Saturday, simply because his margin of victory was so vast, particularly for a rider who had been on his knees - literally - for the previous nine days, who had been unable to get over the biggest Alpine cols with the best the previous Tuesday.

A decade before that, in response to the war Germany started, North Americans radically reduced their use of private vehicles and gasoline and planted more than 20 million victory gardens, producing vast quantities of food by non-industrial means.