Sentence examples for victorious match from inspiring English sources

Whether battling for their own country or for foreign sides, Brazilian players of a Pentecostal or evangelical persuasion like to display their faith by pointing upwards to heaven after a goal, kneeling to give thanks after a victorious match, or, as "Kaká" famously did in 2002 and often thereafter, stripping down to an under-shirt which proclaims "I belong to Jesus" (see picture).

As such, nine of the Welshmen who started that victorious match in Sydney, plus three more of the Lions touring party, started on Saturday.

She had little more than an hour to prepare for a (victorious) doubles match with her partner, Katarina Srebotnik.

Ms. Komsan and other women said they believed that the violence, which had been absent during the revolution itself, was the work of outsiders or young men who treated the night as they would a victorious soccer match, which are notorious for harassment.

Though Mutlu consistently emerged victorious, his matches continued to hold an air of suspense, as he repeatedly broke his own world records.

He must deliver his first non-victorious post-match team talk.

Even Roode and Joe may not be part of WWE's long-term future (we're talking five or six years from now), which makes you wonder why Triple H emerged victorious from this match or why there weren't more younger, rising stars in the match.

Whoever emerges victorious from this match tonight, ITV are going to be the biggest winners of the day.

The lasting images from the incident were photos of Johnson emerging victorious during his match that night, his lip bloodied and his right arm raised by Maloney.

Then there was Viswanathan Anand's revelation in an interview on Playchess.com that Kasparov had given him advice and looked over some of his openings before and during his victorious world championship match against Veselin Topalov.

It wasn't as if England's success was entirely unexpected and the RFU could have seized the moment with a series of well-publicised appearances by members of the victorious team on match days over Christmas and the New Year.