Sentence examples for victorious one from inspiring English sources

Scoring 39 points, including 12 of the Nets' 15 in the fourth quarter, Marbury made his first trip back to Minnesota a victorious one, leading the Nets 21-300) to an improbable 91-89 victoverover the Timberwolves 28-233).

To follow up, we produced two front covers – one with Oasis victorious, one with Blur victorious – because we honestly didn't know who was going to win.

To survive in such a world, and perhaps emerge victorious, one must conduct oneself with honour, courage, endurance, and dignity, a set of principles known as "the Hemingway code".

His peaceful reign succeeded in resolving the problem of the Maghrib, thanks to the strategic ability of General Ghālib and the policy of the intendant, Abū ʿĀmir al-Maʿāfirī, who soon became the all-powerful al-Manṣūr (Spanish: Almanzor), the Victorious One.

One is victorious; one is humiliated.

Above all, are such metaphors just a way of avoiding the absurdity of suggesting that a few thousand (or even a surge-worthy 30,000) more U.S. troops could possibly turn a never-ending, losing war into a victorious one almost 16 years later?

The lessons of that dreary fall, and the victorious ones before it, will play out at Angel Stadium on Thursday.

Oscar watchers may furrow their brows at the appearance of the virtually unknown title track from "Alone Yet Not Alone" earning a nod, or wonder why Keith Stanfield's bracing rap from "Short Term 12" is missing, but when it comes to a category that just three years ago was an also-ran, baby steps are victorious ones.

Sense of Victory among the men", he wrote: "I watched the mighty ships pass out; I watched the victorious ships one by one come home.

One original line had a militaristic ring: "Make her victorious on land and foam".

The implementation of measures like these, however, will depend on John Magufuli, the man who was today announced victorious in one of the country's closest presidential elections ever.