Sentence examples for wake of victory from inspiring English sources

They did genuinely think Colin Powell's plans in the wake of victory would prevail.

England could luxuriate in the wake of victory, but not for long.

In the wake of victory Danson also tried to sum up the shared values that had been drummed into them in the long hours at Bisham Abbey.

Such a move will be interpreted as a sign of the Liberal Democrat's growing confidence in the coalition and willingness to make their mark in the wake of victory over the Tories in the Eastleigh byelection.

Taking what Pinto had said to the media in the wake of victory against Greece, van Gaal, like any manager today, knew that the Costa Ricans would have studied Cillessen and would consequently have been aware of his weaknesses.

In the wake of victory he immediately embarked on a European tour that took him to London, Paris, Rome and Berlin.

We are happy for them to carry that expectation and how they handle the burden of it". Jones' only serious selection decision in the wake of victories over Ireland and France in the opening two rounds was at loose-head prop, where he has opted to start Exeter's Ben Moon ahead of Leicester's Ellis Genge, with Mako Vunipola injured.

In the wake of the victory, Frémont withdrew his candidacy, and newspapers and churches both provided enthusiastic endorsements of Lincoln.

"I'm in a good position right now," said Murray in the wake of his victory over Monfils.

In the wake of its victory over the United States in the 1970s, Vietnam gained the sympathy, respect and admiration of peace-loving people around the world.

Traditionally, lesser-known winners have benefited hugely from the "Mercury effect", enjoying sales boosts of up to 500% in the wake of their victory.