Sentence examples for victory meaning from inspiring English sources

The Republican Mark Amodei, however, leads by 22 points as of this writing, an easy victory, meaning that he overperformed the P.V.I. by 12 points.

Rollins was distracted so much that Slater was able to roll him up from behind and get the shock victory, meaning that Ambrose can now stipulate the type of match at Summerslam.

The term Pyrrhic victory, meaning a triumph more costly than a loss, was made for just such moments.

Yet the payee is still Trump Victory, meaning the expense went to a campaign — in violation of the rules for super PACs.

Neither of the front-running candidate — former foreign minister Abdullah Abdullah and one-time finance minister Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai — look likely to net the 50percentt of the vote required for all out victory, meaning that a runoff will be held after final results are announced.

Dave Jones's divine touch looked under threat when Millwall came from behind to lead at Hillsborough against Sheffield Wednesday but Miguel Llera's late second goal gave the Owls a 3-2 victory, meaning they are unbeaten in 17 games under Jones.

victories" — meaning information operation — said Gen. John R. Allen, commanding general for NATO forces in Afghanistan.

Clemens lost for the first time this season and remained at 297 career victories, meaning the earliest he can reach 300 career victories is on May 16, against the Texas Rangers.

Milligan has a further two years remaining on his Victory contract, meaning the club does hold the whiphand in any negotiations.

But the re-votes and disqualifications sharply reduced its victory margin, meaning its government will have to work in a coalition of three or four parties.

Carly Fiorina will head the R.N.C. Victory effort, meaning she will advocate for the party and raise megabucks to use for voter turnout and other activities designed to help Republican candidates in races from president down to the local level.