Sentence examples for victory writing from inspiring English sources
Binda calls the battle the RAR's greatest victory, writing that the troops were greatly outnumbered, but won through superior professionalism and discipline.
Dance himself credited the actions of those under his command as being largely responsible for the victory, writing in reply to the award from the Bombay Insurance Company: Dance received a knighthood and went into a comfortable retirement, dying at Enfield on 25 March 1827 at the age of 78.
In the book she links this to a remarkably reductive account of Mr Obama's 2008 victory, writing: "After all, the President had been elected in large part because of his opposition to the war in Iraq and his promise to bring the troops home".Hawkishly, Mrs Clinton questions Mr Obama's decision to announce a fixed exit date for American troops in Afghanistan.
Their latest victory, writes Michael Farber of SI.com, required an extra helping of pixie dust.
The Jets, meanwhile, went to Pittsburgh to reclaim their lost swagger in victory, writes Don Banks of SI.com.
There was no on-court catharsis, Heat-style, just a hard-working victory, writes Bill Trocchi on SI.com.
"I believe we will secure a narrow victory," wrote passionate Welshman Mervyn Davies.
The latter victory, writes Professor Burstein, "bequeathed to future Americans the lone reason to retain nostalgia for a war that was decidedly unpopular".
3.08pm "At first I thought Cookson (2.50pm) was mad - there's a huge difference between a breakaway (unsuccessful) and a Tour victory," writes Dr Richard de Visser.
It certainly seems that NATO's "ambitions have been reduced to leaving with some modicum of order rather than any sense of that elusive concept, victory," writes Jeffrey Simpson in Canada's Globe and Mail.
The Boston-Washington series turned nastier in the Bruins' 4-3 victory, writes Adrian Dater on SI.com, with the normally milder-mannered center Nicklas Backstrom joining the game misconduct parade for a cross check after the game was over.
