Sentence examples for victories to continue from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, in similar high-stakes situations, organizations suspend their politics, sacrificing issues or members to attract donors, attain resources and win short-term victories to continue their work.

Wednesday's match was the critical game between the U.S. and Algeria, as the U.S. needed a victory to continue to the next round.

In contrast, West Ham's victory served to continue the feelgood factor around east London after London 2012.

Mr Snyder, despite all his apparent victories, will have to continue to tough it out.

Mr. Bush, despite his claim to victory, told aides to continue calling him governor, rather than president-elect.

After Mr. Turner's victory, Mr. Koch threatened to continue raising his concerns on a national stage, suggesting that he would consider campaigning against Mr. Obama in battleground states like Florida.

And opponents of the initial plan either declared victory, or vowed to continue to block Mr. Spitzer from issuing any kind of license to illegal immigrants.

Dr. Frist, an architect of the Senate bill, savored his victory and promised to continue working closely with Democrats as the bills go to the conference committee.

Palace held on for their third victory in succession to continue their improvement under Alan Pardew.

"It is a victory, but we have to continue this war for justice and equality," he said.

In a short address after a standing ovation for his victory, Mr. Köhler promised to "continue to give my best" in a second term.