Sentence examples for victory tips from inspiring English sources

His speeches are full of dire warnings about the stakes for women on issues like federal financing for Planned Parenthood, control of the Supreme Court and protecting Roe v. Wade if a McMahon victory tips control of the Senate to the Republicans.

He alluded to the nasty tone of the campaign, saying he told Allen that "it's vital to stop the politics of divisiveness, character assassination, distraction". The Virginia contest was the last undecided Senate race in the country, and Webb's victory tipped the scales, giving the Democrats control of 51 Senate seats and majorities in both the House and Senate for the first time since 1994.

Interviewed on the field in the wake of Seattle's 23-17 win over San Francisco, the Seahawks defensive back was asked by Fox sideline reporter Erin Andrews to talk her through the play with which he had sealed the victory – tipping a pass out of Michael Crabtree's hands in the end zone and into those of his team-mate Malcolm Smith.

Phillips made the play that preserved the victory, tipping Mariota's final pass to disrupt what the Titans were trying to do.

Mr. Blanchard's victory helped tip the balance in the State Senate from Republican domination to a 15 to 15 tie.

Republicans control both houses, but her narrow re-election victory has tipped the balance of power toward them.

Removing him would have been a big victory, probably tipping the Council to a 5-4 business-boosting majority.

Women, whose victories could tip the balance in the cold war medals competition, were more prominent than ever.

When Reagan won a landslide victory in 1980, Tip was the only Democratic leader left standing.

Every new friend is a victory, every inside tip is huge.

Any team that can make that many plays and not allow a run deserves the victory and we tip our caps to them.