Sentence examples for victorious around from inspiring English sources

We might be getting an idea of who will be victorious around this time.

Infused with optimism in the years after World War II, Baldwin believed American style could be victorious around the globe.

Delirium will overcome the owners of either Watford or Crystal Palace at Wembley on Monday although, even as emotion erupts all around, the victorious could be forgiven for skulking to the back of the royal box to pinch themselves over what is to come.

With Leo, his labrador, fast asleep on the pool deck, Andrew Follows focused his lens on the victorious swimmers parading around in front of him.

Holloway emerged victorious this time around after a tie in which the pattern of end-to-end play was set early on.

(Oh. My. God. Me!? The Huffington Post!? It entailed a lot of weird dancing and victorious air-punching around our house).

It's election night, and a victorious John McCain is waving around the Spiegel article, "No.

On a makeshift court in Minneapolis, victorious players locked arms around one another's necks and broke into an unusual cheer.

And when the 2-hour, 26-minute Wimbledon men's semifinal was over Friday evening, Baghdatis could only put his arms around the victorious Nadal and say, "Good job". For although Baghdatis' shot-making was often flamboyant and sometimes spectacular, Nadal was better.

The victorious manager may not be around for long either.

And Chubais, sometime after his ostensibly victorious press conference, began riding around town with a full complement of armed guards in a bulletproof Mercedes-Benz.