Sentence examples for victory used from inspiring English sources

Keywords shorter than the message (e.g., "Complete Victory" used by the Confederacy during the American Civil War), introduce a cyclic pattern that might be detected with a statistically advanced version of frequency analysis.

The group raised its black flag over the local government headquarters on Friday and declared victory using loudspeakers from a mosque.

In 2010, Djokovic led Serbia to victory, using it as a springboard to winning three Grand Slam singles titles and finishing No.1 in 2011.

Shooter Caitlin Thwaites led the Diamonds in their comprehensive 16-point victory, using the multiple-point scoring zone with finesse to amass 16 individual points from her 10 goals and 13 attempts.

(AP) ATHLETICS 5, ASTROS 0 Sonny Gray struck out nine on the way to an impressive first major league victory, using Nate Freiman's two-run homer and four R.B.I. to lead Oakland to a victory at home, as the A's averted a three-game sweep.

He would find himself striving for victory using neural pathways he last used as a novice.

We argued for a bit before he claimed victory using the "I'm older than you therefore I'm right" logic.

Starting pitchers are used much differently now, and whereas 300 career victories used to be a standard, there may come a time when 225 to 250 may be a prerequisite.

Though French armies during the early 1790s won several victories using infantry columns, advances in military technology eventually proved his ideas untenable.

It's time for new climate victories, using the same logic that defeated Keystone XL, not for paying corporations for our environmental wins or for greenlighting harmful new trade pacts.

Mr. Romney declared his win in Michigan to be a "great victory" and used his victory speech to assail President Obama's leadership as he vowed to oust him from the White House.