Sentence examples for victories gained from inspiring English sources

The victories gained by the Austrian Army in the south, moreover, could not prevent the loss of Venetia, so that Austria found itself expelled from Italy as well.

The victories gained by the militant group calling itself the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria were built on months of maneuvering along the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.

"Preserving the victories gained through stability and the transformations that flow from it have to be the priority of the Government and of society as a whole," said Arthur Joao Donato, acting president of the National Confederation of Industry.

The convention, described as the largest in the association's history, ended with leaders and members vowing to intensify their efforts to protect the legal and legislative civil rights victories gained over the past three decades.

In various ways he tried to inculcate the notion that the victories gained by the Soviet nation during the Great Patriotic War were all due to the courage, daring, and genius of Stalin and of no one else.

Stalin tried to inculcate the notion that the victories gained by the Soviet nation were all due to the courage, daring, and genius of Stalin and of no one else.

Chaeronea was a famous victory, gained by decisive blows of Philip's cavalry.

"This victory gained our people a new homeland and a new future," Erdogan said.

Roman consuls, who led the legions into battle, often advocated war because victory gained them personal glory.

Doyen slammed High Accolade by six lengths at level weights in the Hardwicke Stakes at Royal Ascot, a visually striking performance and a victory gained in record time.

"This is a just and moral victory gained in almost impossible conditions, when what is right cannot count on the support of the majority," he said.