Sentence examples for victorious record from inspiring English sources

However, McLaren has a proud and victorious record at the pinnacle of Formula One and I am confident the actions we are taking will enable the team to regain competitiveness in time".

Both the Liberal and Labour parties bore grudges for her work against them in the WSPU, and the Conservative Party had a victorious record after the war and a significant majority.

The win equalled the record victorious streaks of Oxford between 1861 and 1869, and 1890 and 1898, and took the overall record to 43 40 in their favour.

Although the scholar-officials viewed military soldiers as lower members in the hierarchic social order, a person could gain status and prestige in society by becoming a high-ranking military officer with a record of victorious battles.

For the record, George was victorious on July 4. Three of the starters in Question No. 3 couldn't get out of the first inning without allowing a hit, but Madison Bumgarner came the closest to earning some serious solitude in the dugout by throwing four and two thirds innings of hitless ball against the Dodgers.

With the 2012 Olympic Games set to begin in London, the sporting world hopes Bolt will overcome his recent hamstring problems and lead yet another victorious attack on the sprinting record.

Tensions over the Kentish monastic houses of Reculver and Minster-in-Thanet reached such a point that Wulfred was deprived of authority by the king for a period of some years; six according to the document drawn up in 825 recording the – then victorious – Canterbury view of the debate, though four is perhaps more likely.

For The Disasters of War is also the first significant account of war made by an artist under his own private auspices--that is, not as an agent commissioned to propagandize this history of a victorious state, as all prior records of torture and terror throughout history had been.

So the 2012 number was slightly higher than the earlier record, in 2006, when victorious candidates from a virtually identical batch of states spent an average of $10.1 million, adjusted for inflation.

A year later the Liberal Democrats who ran Somerset County Council were swept from power; they'd been strongly cricitised by the victorious Conservatives for presiding over a record number of small school closures.

Some were victorious, like Flo-Jo, who smashed records with her ratchet nails popping and fresh-pressed hair flying in the wind.