Sentence examples for victories from inspiring English sources

Several hundred supporters chanted for Erdoğan, the party's founder, but there was little sign of the huge crowds that gathered after past election victories.

"Two Olympic victories, the hockey and Crimea," said Trifonova, referring to the Russian team's victories in the Winter Olympics and paralympics held in Sochi earlier this year, as well as in the recent ice hockey world championships, and the annexation by Moscow of the Crimea peninsula.

His tally of 486 runs in eight innings in the tournament, at an average of more than 60 and a strike rate of 87, is second only to Glamorgan's Jacques Rudolph, and has included half-centuries in the quarter and semi-final victories over Essex and Kent respectively, as well as two centuries during the group stage.

On the Iraqi front, analysts say the US has to decide how many more victories by Isis it can sustain before increasing support to the underperforming Baghdad government forces on the ground.

Latin America has a few | Seumas Milne This is the lesson from Latin America, where many of the progressive victories of the past 20 years have been won.

These might sound like small victories, but together they are part of a real shift in the way big businesses are approaching the marketing of children's toys and clothes.

As those born after 1980 become more plentiful in the electorate, we will likely see more victories for same-sex marriage forces.

Only Martina Navratilova, who presented Williams with the trophy, was older when winning a grand slam title (at Wimbledon in 1990) but it would take a brave person to believe that her third French Open win will be the last of her major victories.

In July, Orbán thanked the opposition for his landslide victories – "those who turned against us and provided the chance for good to win.

The governing coalition, the Malay-dominated Barisan Nasional (BN), has never lost a federal election, while proof that it was more of a democracy than neighbouring Singapore was to be found in opposition victories at a state level.

"There will be good days and bad days, victories and setbacks".