Sentence examples for victorious day from inspiring English sources

"Clearly a victorious day for Barbara Bush," said CNN. ""One of the best commencement speeches I've ever heard," Tom Brokaw said at its conclusion.

And the 10th, victorious day, is a triumph of this power of creative knowledge, practice and work of all kinds over the demonic darkness of ignorance and the slothful tendencies to avoid truth.

Tuesday was supposed to be a victorious day for House Republicans as they passed the biggest rewrite of the tax code in a generation and the most significant piece of legislation in Donald Trump's presidency with a vote of 227-203.

Whoever emerges victorious Sunday will probably have visualized the leap over and over.

Now she uses all that knowledge to offer her intelligence on who will emerge victorious Sunday night and why.

If they are victorious Thursday against the Panthers and Saturday against the Rangers at Madison Square Garden, the Capitals will clinch a playoff berth.

If Woods is victorious Sunday and Westwood finishes second or worse at a 12-man invitational in South Africa, Woods will regain his No. 1 ranking.

Stephens has been discussed as an American successor to Williams more often than perhaps anyone else, and should she emerge victorious Thursday, that talk would only become more frequent.

A trinity comprised of a self-help guru, a technology magnate and a group of San Francisco nuns was victorious Thursday over a group of residents upset over the prospect of more homeless people in their neighborhood.

Three days after Connecticut was thrust into an unflattering national spotlight because of an embarrassing series of election mishaps, Dannel P. Malloy, the Democratic candidate, emerged victorious Friday over his Republican rival, Thomas C. Foley, in their bitter battle to become the next governor of Connecticut.

Umansky and Farris certainly felt victorious Tuesday morning.